Make Page Six a Preferred Source Michael Rubin revealed he is engaged to his longtime girlfriend model Camille Fishel as the pair celebrated in front of a beachside fireworks display.
Rubin, 54, popped the question during Fishel’s 36th birthday festivities on Thursday evening alongside their two young daughters Romi and Gema.
“Happy bday and a little more @camillefishel ❤️😉💍,” the Fanatics CEO captioned three photos from the proposal.
One photo showed the couple posing with the children as Fishel displayed her sparkling engagement ring.
Another captured the pair looking up as fireworks filled the evening sky before the final snap showed Rubin standing as he asked Fishel to marry him.
The announcement drew congratulations from several of the couple’s famous friends.
“Congratulations to the both of you brother!!” NBA great LeBron James posted while NFL legend Tom Brady left three heart emojis.
“Let’s gooooo,” Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton wrote.
“Congratulations you guys,” “Sure Thing” singer Miguel posted.
Rubin and Fishel began dating in 2016. Although it’s not clear how they first met, Rubin made his first appearance on Fishel’s Instagram feed in May of that year.
The Pennsylvania native and Fishel share daughters, Romi, 6, and Gema, 4.
Rubin also has an older daughter, Kylie, 20, from his previous marriage to Meegan Spector. The couple divorced in 2012 after seven years of marriage.
Fishel grew up in St. Cloud, Fla., before pursuing a career in modeling, working with agencies and appearing in fashion campaigns.
More recently, Fishel has established herself as an artist and previewed her work at private NYC club Zero Bond in September.
Rubin founded Fanatics, the sports merchandise and collectibles powerhouse, in 1995, and is well known for his connections to some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment.
The billionaire also hosts his annual Fourth of July White Party in the Hamptons, which attracts a star-studded guest list.
Earlier this year, Rubin moved the bash to July 1, instead of its usual July 3 or 4 dates, partly to avoid a clash with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding at Madison Square Garden.
Although Rubin was not invited to the nuptials, he said he didn’t want guests to have to choose between the two events.
“We were debating the dates,” he told People. “We were certainly aware of that date, but we didn’t change it because of that date.”
“But we were aware of that date and we didn’t want to have people have to choose,” he added.
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