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Let her catch her breath first.
Morgan Pittman, 27, was running in the Louisiana Marathon in Baton Rouge on Sunday when she crossed the finish line to an incredible sight — her boyfriend, Chase Poche, down on one knee.
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Pittman, an avid runner, had just finished the marathon with a time of 4:01:04, earning her 8th place in her division and 327th overall, when Poche got down and proposed, WBRZ reported.
Morgan Pittman, 27, was running in the Louisiana Marathon in Baton Rouge on Sunday when she crossed the finish line to an incredible sight.
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The touching moment was captured on camera at the finish line, with spectators cheering on the couple in the background.
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Pittman, an avid runner, had just finished the marathon with a time of 4:01:04, earning her 8th place in her division and 327th overall, when her boyfriend got down and proposed
(Mary Eva Roland)
Pittman also posted pictures from the surprise proposal on her social media, captioning it “BEST. DAY. EVER. I cannot wait to be your wife.”
The LSU grad received an outpouring of support from her followers on social media when she posted snaps of the touching moment.
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The LSU grad received an outpouring of support from her followers, with many leaving comments congratulating the pair, and calling the move “the best thing ever.”
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Man proposes during NYC Marathon, but gets shamed on Twitter
Kaitlyn Curran of New Jersey was nearing the 16-mile mark at the Queensboro Bridge – keeping up momentum during her first-ever marathon – when her boyfriend of four years popped the question from the sidelines. But now the boyfriend is getting slammed on Twitter for the timing of his proposal.
In related news, the pair is somewhat lucky that their love was celebrated on social media. In 2018, one groom-to-be was slammed for planning a similar stunt at the New York City Marathon, albeit in the middle of the race, rather than at the finish line.
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