'Like Beyonce but …': PWHL Minnesota's Taylor Heise announces engagement to Parker Fox in dreamy lakeside proposal
Professional women's hockey star Taylor Heise is engaged! The PWHL Minnesota forward shared a special video this Wednesday showing the moment she said yes to her longtime boyfriend, Parker Fox.
The proposal happened on June 28, 2025, at the White Bear Yacht Club in Dellwood, Minnesota. The video showed sweet clips from their big day, including the walk to the dock, the exact moment Parker got down on one knee, and the celebration that followed.
Taylor Heise and Parker Fox shared their engagement news with romantic photos
Taylor Heise had already announced her engagement to Parker Fox a month earlier, also on
. The video was posted on Taylor Heise's Instagram and was set to Justin Bieber's new song, 'Daisies.'
Taylor wrote in the caption, 'Like Beyoncé, but with an 'F'… • 6-28-25 •.' The couple toasted with champagne afterward and posed for beautiful pictures by the lake.
The first photo in her post showed the couple sharing a sweet moment, with Taylor holding Parker's face and her ring on full display. In her caption, she wrote,
'My best friend, our forever ! 6-28-25 with a pink heart and a ring.'
In the second photo, Parker Fox was seen proposing on a wooden dock.
The dock was decorated with candles and a flower arch. Taylor Heise looked surprised and emotional, with her hands on her face as Parker kneeled in front of her.
Other pictures showed the couple smiling together after the proposal. In one of the final shots, Taylor rested her head on Parker's chest, showing off her rectangular diamond ring.
Taylor Heise and Parker Fox recently marked two years together
In February 2025, Taylor Heise and Parker Fox celebrated their second anniversary as a couple. Taylor posted stories on Instagram to celebrate. One story showed them in matching purple clothes, smiling for a selfie. She wrote,
'2 years down.
so many more adventures to go. love you bub.'
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She also shared a collage with six photos showing memories from their time together. One photo had them in an open-top car, another showed Parker Fox holding their pet dog, and another showed him eating ice cream outdoors.
A black-and-white picture captured them in matching
'Twin Cities'
jerseys on a baseball field. Other moments showed him sipping drinks at a table and riding in a car with the top down.
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