14 Women Who Put A Ring On It
The great debate over women proposing to men is the latest internet obsession that’s only getting juicier. With the world becoming more open-minded by the day, it makes sense that more women would ignore traditional gender roles and do whatever makes them happy.
Hit the jump for a gallery of bold women who proposed to their men.
Halle Berry
The wacky beauty proposed to her first husband David Justice after only six months of dating and, well, you know what happened next (and again and again and…again).
Jennifer Hudson
The Award-winning singer/actress proposed to her reality star-turned-pro wrestler boo David Otunga who also asked for her hand in marriage in a double proposal.
Britney Spears
The legend of Keven Federline–the most beloved/hated stay-at-home dad of all-time–began with Britney proposing to him which, honestly, isn’t shocking based on their famously-lopsided relationship.
Chrissy Lampkin
In one of the boldest moves in reality show history, rapper Jim Jones’ explosive boo thang proposed to “let him know that I love him enough and I am proud and happy enough to display that to the world.” Awwe.
Pink
The Pop starlet proposed to her ex-husband Carey Hart by holding up a sign (“Will you marry me?”) while on the sidelines of his Motorcross event.
Zsa Zsa Gabor
The Kim Kardashian of her time claimed that she proposed to every single one of her 9 husbands and famously said “I pay all my own bills. I want to choose the man. I do not permit men to choose me.”
Gretchen Rossi
The “Real Housewives of Orange County” star proposed to her sleazeball boyfriend Slade Smiley in a classic eye-rolling moment. .
Joseline Hernandez
The wildly-crazy “Puerto Rican princess” proposed to lover producer boo Stevie J in the most awkward yet sweet way on everyone’s favorite guilty pleasure “Love & Hip-Hop Atlanta.”
Elizabeth Taylor
At some point between marriage #1 and #7, the legendary actress proposed to British actor Michael Wilding.
Kristen Bell
The bubbly actress proposed to her longtime boyfriend Dax Shepard on Twitter after waiting for major marriage equality legislation to pass.
Whether you agree with women proposing or not, it’s definitely a “thing” in 2014.
