Coco Jones Announces Engagement With Donovan Mitchell In Romantic Post
It looks like Basketball sensation chose the perfect moment to ask Jones to marry him. As the sun was setting, the couple shared a kiss, which made the moment even more special. The proposal took place at a beautiful resort, and Mitchell also posted a short video showing how it all happened. In the clip, the two are seen walking near a pool before Mitchell kneels down to pop the question. Coco says yes, and they hug tightly.
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