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An Irish radio presenter has proposed to his long-term girlfriend with the help of his young son.
Today FM star Ed Smith announced his engagement on social media on Christmas Day, stating on X (formerly Twitter): "Finally, some silverware for Mayo.
"Shout out to the messenger too!"
Ed proposed to his girlfriend with the help of his son, who wore a jumper featuring the question, "Mamaí, an bpósfaidh tú daidaí?" which means "Mammy, will you marry daddy?"
Shout out to the messenger too ♥ pic.twitter.com/xVdAQPc0KZ
— ED SMITHMAS (@EdTodayFM) December 25, 2023
Dozens of people commented under Ed's post to congratulate the happy couple.
Ed thanked well wishers, stating, "Thanks for all the lovely likes and lovely words here. I didn't get to reply to them all due to Carbageddon but rest assured you all have gorgeous bottoms."
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