Make Page Six a Preferred Source Camille Fishel shared the emotional moment Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin popped the question.
In the heartwarming video, shared via Instagram Friday, the longtime couple were at a candlelit beachside dinner with their two daughters, Romi, 6, and Gema, 4.
Their little ones shocked their mom by pulling out a hand-painted sign that read, “Will you marry me?,” before Rubin took out the dazzling sparkler and dropped down on one knee Thursday night.
The model also shared a carousel of photos showing Romi and Gema on the beach wearing adorable white tulle dresses.
Other snaps showed Fishel showing off the stunning engagement ring as she cuddled up to her new fiancé.
The family of four celebrated the milestone on the beach as fireworks launched.
Rubin, 54, proposed to Fishel on her 36th birthday after 10 years of dating.
“Happy bday and a little more @camillefishel ❤️😉💍,” the businessman captioned his own post from the lavish engagement.
The exciting 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.
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 also has an older daughter, Kylie, 20, from his previous marriage to Meegan Spector. The couple divorced in 2012 after seven years of marriage.
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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.
Nowadays, the billionaire is known for his annual Fourth of July White Party in the Hamptons, which attracts a star-studded guest list.
On Friday, Page Six exclusively reported the details of the entrepreneur’s prenup plans.
A source told us that Rubin will “definitely” have the artist enter into a prenuptial agreement prior to becoming husband and wife.
We’re also told Rubin and Fishel will likely wait until after next year’s Super Bowl in February 2027 to tie the knot.
“I can see them doing a private wedding and then a blowout celebration,” our insider shared. “But they have to get through all his other parties first, including his annual, invitation-only Fanatics Super Bowl Party.”
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