Double amputee war hero Noah Galloway thrilled “Dancing with the Stars” viewers last Monday night by proposing to his girlfriend during the show’s live broadcast.
As fans know, Jamie Boyd, an Army Reserve specialist, said an enthusiastic “Heck, yes!” after Galloway got down on one knee with a sparkling diamond ring.
And this Monday night -- after Galloway and the other two “DWTS” finalists, Rumer Willis and Riker Lynch, performed in part one of the show’s finale – the army veteran filled FOX411 in on his wedding plans.
When asked if he and Boyd would get married this year or next, Galloway replied, “I don’t know. The other day, we were talking about [it]. Our relationship has moved at such a good pace that we’re not going to stress on it.”
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“Since I’ve been here, it’s only been about dance," he said after Monday night's moving freestyle dance. "So we’re both looking forward to getting back to regular life ‘cause I mean, she’s kind of been neglected during all this because I’ve been so busy.”
“I go back to the hotel room, and I’m just done," he said. "[I say], ‘Let’s just order room service. I’m not up to going anywhere,’ and she’s been so supportive during all this so it will feel good to get home, then we can kind of look at what we want to do [for the wedding], how we want to do it, and not over-think [it].”
But once “DWTS” has its climactic Tuesday finale -- and Galloway learns whether he’ll hoist the mirror ball trophy with partner Sharna Burgess or be a runner-up – he said he and fiancee Boyd will “definitely” go on a vacation together.
Galloway made the very first on-camera “DWTS” proposal in the show’s history on May 11.
The father-of- three said proposing to Boyd on ‘DWTS’ just felt right because “so much of our relationship has been shared with all these new followers that I’ve gained from ‘Dancing with the Stars’ so it made perfect sense to me to share this with the audience of the show.”
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