’90 Day Fiance’ Big Ed Details Shocking Ring He Gave To New Fiance
90 Day Fiance star Big Ed has made noise online after proposing to a mystery woman. Many thought it was a public stunt, but the 59-year-old man insisted that everything between them was real. Big Ed also participated in another interview in which he shared the shocking ring he gave to his new fiancé, Porscha Raemond. Keep reading to see his revelations.
90 Day Fiance: Big Ed’s Public Proposal
Big Ed shocked the world after proposing to a woman named Porscha during his collaboration with Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop in Plantation, Florida. Photos and clips of the 90 Day Fiance star popping the big question to the mystery woman surfaced online. Sources claimed everything looked genuine, and that the two kissed after the proposal. It was also revealed that Big Ed and Porscha got engaged within a day after meeting.
Big Ed Details Shocking Ring He Gave To New Fiance
During an interview, Big Ed revealed that he saw Porscha Raemond while he was working at the sandwich shop. The 90 Day Fiance star claimed that she comes up to him, giving him a big hug and a kiss on the cheek. Things quickly got better between them and they got engaged a day later. He added Porscha made him realize she was the one, and that he didn’t want to let her go.
According to Big Ed, he made a DIY ring out of a paper clip. “I get down on one knee and everyone goes crazy. The restaurant was freaking out,” he recalled. But Big Ed made it clear that he and Porscha would prefer taking things slow despite already being engaged.
90 Day Fiance: Who Is Big Ed’s Future Wife, Porscha Raemond?
Not much is known about Big Ed’s future wife. However, the 90 Day Fiance star was reportedly “blown away within a few seconds” of meeting her. Big Ed also stated that Porscha Raemond has all the wife qualities he was looking for, resulting in his hasty decision. It’s unclear if Big Ed and Porscha’s story will get featured as a special episode. But many fans still doubt everything between the two, especially with Big Ed’s history of ditching mid-engagement.
