Karl-Anthony Towns, Jordyn Woods announce engagement on Christmas with epic proposal

It was a Christmas Karl-Anthony Towns will never forget. Not only did he and the New York Knicks pull off an amazing win, but he and longtime girlfriend Jordyn Woods announced their engagement with his epic proposal.
With a game at Madison Square Garden, the Knicks came back in the fourth quarter to defeat the Cleveland Cavaliers 126-124 in a thriller where Towns had 11 points and 14 rebounds.

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But the game was secondary to the win he got off the court.
The couple has been embraced by New Yorkers and the two have embraced the New York life after Towns was traded to the Knicks from the Minnesota Timberwolves in September of 2024. We’ve seen them at New York Yankees games, and posing with New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson and his wife Ciara where the 7-foot Towns towered over them all.

Now, there’s another thing to cheer about as Towns proposed in such a New York way atop the Empire State Building. They posted, “Marry Christmas 🎄❤️💍” and shard the happy moment.
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Woods and Towns have been dating since 2020.
Woods always brings her best on game days, like this all-white stunner, and her custom KAT jeans for another game.
Now, she’ll be representing him as his fiancée at games while flashing this giant rock.

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