Winnie Harlow wears insane iced-out ring for fiancé Kyle Kuzma’s Bucks game

Winnie Harlow traveled to watch her new fiancé Kyle Kuzma play for the Milwaukee Bucks at home while wearing some serious bling on her fingers — and not just her engagement ring.
The 30-year-old model and the NBA star got engaged on February 13 before flying out to Turks and Caicos for Valentine’s Day weekend, and Kuzma got her an insane 8.5-carat diamond ring.
The Bucks rolled out the welcome package for Harlow on Sunday that she showed off on Instagram Stories.
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After that she showed up and showed out courtside to watch her man in a Bucks green fit with the biggest diamond ring that wasn’t her 8.5-carat one.

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That’s quite the statement with the fit and the rings.
The Bucks unfortunately weren’t as shiny, losing 112-100 to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Kuzma finished with 14 points and 6 rebounds.
Kuzma and Harlow have been together since 2020 after he slide into her DMs in 2019 and again during the pandemic quarantine. Five years later they are engaged.
Kuzma hopes to have found a home in Milwaukee after starting his career with the Los Angeles Lakers, and then with the Washington Wizards before being traded to the Bucks. He’s averaging 15.1 points and 6.3 rebounds per game.
While Kuzma has won championship ring with the Lakers, hit new fiancée has one that’s big enough to be on.
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