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How Taco Bell became the center of Falcons star Drake London’s proposal

Add The New York Post on Google After proposing to his girlfriend of three years at a fancy dinner table in a desert ranch in Los Angelos, London and Gabay enjoyed Crunchwrap Supremes.

Falcons wide receiver Drake London proposed to his girlfriend Sofia Gabay with a luxury dinner of…Taco Bell.

The inspiration for the meal came on the pair’s second date when Gabay told London it would be a “dream” for someone to include Taco Bell when they propose to her.

When London delivered that dream, there was no way Gabay could say no.

“She was actually more stoked about the Taco Bell than the ring,” London quipped Thursday after the Falcons’ practice. “It’s telling what type of woman I got. So, I was excited, though. She was, too.”

London catered the entire night around Gabay’s interests, she explained on an Instagram video, including the chance to pet alpacas, an animal she has a “crazy obsession” with.

Once finished with the alpacas, London told Gabay he forgot something in the car. While he made a getaway, the ranch gave a note to Gabay to put on a dress and heels he had left for her.

The same dress she had told him she wanted to wear if he every proposed to her months earlier.

After changing, the ranch owner drove her to an outdoor area, where London was waiting with the ring and Taco Bell.

“I have a crazy love for Taco Bell,” Gabay said. “It could not have been more perfect.”

After taking photos and enjoying their dinner, the two headed to Nobu in Malibu to wrap up the night.

The two got engaged on July 2, the same day they started dating three years prior, just weeks after London signed a 4-year, $141 million contract extension with the Falcons that features $100 million guaranteed.

The wide receiver said he hopes to get married on the same date in 2027, so he doesn’t have to worry about remembering their anniversary, but he’s unsure if Taco Bell will be served at the reception.

Read original at New York Post

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