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WE PRESUME THAT if Adrian Gardiner were to use a song to describe his new fiancée it would obviously be Shakin’ Stevens’ ‘A Love Worth Waiting For.’
Libbi Taite sure knows how to leave a man in suspense, leaving poor Adrian waiting for ages when he got down on one knee outside their salon.
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The Aussie – who had broken his back eight days previously – thought he’d hatched the perfect proposal plan but was left feeling like a bit of eejit when Libbi failed to notice him as she removed newspapers from the windows.
Thankfully she did see him in the end and, as Adrian points out on YouTube, it only made it all the more unforgettable:
I thought Libbi was going to be disappointed and the proposal not particularly memorable…..
Good thing she was so oblivious, she made it a moment we will never forget.
Saturday 23 November, 2024
Saturday 23 November, 2024
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Woman doesn't even notice her boyfriend getting down on one knee
WE PRESUME THAT if Adrian Gardiner were to use a song to describe his new fiancée it would obviously be Shakin’ Stevens’ ‘A Love Worth Waiting For.’
Libbi Taite sure knows how to leave a man in suspense, leaving poor Adrian waiting for ages when he got down on one knee outside their salon.
The Aussie – who had broken his back eight days previously – thought he’d hatched the perfect proposal plan but was left feeling like a bit of eejit when Libbi failed to notice him as she removed newspapers from the windows.
Thankfully she did see him in the end and, as Adrian points out on YouTube, it only made it all the more unforgettable:
YouTube/AdrianGardiner (h/t: Her.ie)
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