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The Bachelor Party Entertainment was the early days of a newly engaged couple who worked as a smoky stripper, wearing sexy little numbers and six-inch platform heels, accidentally stole the show during the couple’s waterfront advice.

“We’re still bothering about it,” buzzing bride Kylie Erickson said in the title of the cut, her wild “Can you marry me?” for a moment.

The footage of the weird scenes got over 1.3 million views from Tiktok observers, seeing Erickson, a marketing representative, accepting her Romeo ring as the Pieout Beach wave in San Diego, California, is the backdrop for their scenic beauty.

But just a few feet away from the picturesque display of Lovebirds is the sirens, swaying on the portable stripper pole and waking up for their own photographer.

Hey, this is her special day too.

The heart-warming and turning war is exciting due to the virus on social media and the society’s obsession with the spotlight.

From gentlemen looking at the problems on national television to Garles saying “yes!” For their partner, memorable big problems are breaking the internet during the massive celebration of love in Times Square.

Erickson’s stage occasions – despite total coincidence rather than pre-planned influence – are no exceptions to fashion rules.

“It was a primitive experience,” said one congratulatory commenter.

“Well, so there is usually no bachelor party right after the proposal,” a Kidd Wisdom.