Hilary Duff is ENGAGED!! LOOK AT THAT RING!!!
A rep for the Diamond Information Center estimates her ring to be a 10 to 12 carat, radiant-cut (some, however, have reported it's princess cut, but it is still unclear) ring with side stones. It cost the athlete a pretty penny, too — according to the Us Weekly, the ring is estimated at $1 million! Yes, you read that right!
For those of who need to get caught up to speed about this latest celebrity engagement, Mike asked the former Disney queen to spend eternity with him while on vacation last week in Hawaii. Her rep confirmed the engagement saying, "After having been together for over two years, they are very excited to share this happy news. They are thankful for all of your warm wishes."
Hilary has only ever had super sweet things to say about her now fiancé. "[Mike's] a great guy. I've never met anyone who could say a bad word about him. He's generous, caring, funny," she said about him. "We just laugh our heads off, which I need in my life. ... He's unique. I wouldn't want to be with someone who wasn't unique."
What do you think about Hilary's new ring?
This is so sad!! I was just thinking this weekend while I was in Orlando, I haven't been to SeaWorld in years. After this story, I'm stickin to Cinderella's Castle!
Dawn Brancheau, a 40-year-old trainer with 16 years of experience working with killer whales, was knee deep in water when the SeaWorld killer whale pulled her underwater by her long ponytail, authorities say.
"Rescuers were not able to immediately jump in and render assistance to Brancheau due to the whale's aggressive nature," says a report released Thursday by the Orange County Florida Sheriff's Department.
Brancheau's cause of death was "most likely" multiple traumatic injuries and drowning, the report says, citing autopsy results. In the first detailed official account of Wednesday's attack at the Orlando theme park in front of dozens of horrified visitors, the report says "there are no signs of foul play" and "all evidence and witness statements indicate that the death was a tragic accident."The report also corrected earlier official accounts that Brancheau had slipped into the tank. "First responders to the accident scene at the stadium believed that the victim had somehow slipped or fell into the orca's pool," the report says, "but after witness statements were taken and reviewed by homicide investigators, it became apparent that the whale had, in fact, pulled Brancheau into the pool and was the cause of her fatal injuries."Brancheau's mother, Marion Loverde, told the Orlando Sentinel that being a trainer for killer whales was her daughter's "dream" and that "she loved her job."
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