Kim Kardashian is headed down the aisle again!
A rep for Kim confirmed to Access Hollywood that Kanye West popped the question to the reality TV star at AT&T Park in San Francisco on Monday night in front of their friends and family.
According to E!, the rapper gave kim a 15-carat diamond ring by celebrity jeweler Lorraine Schwartz, the same designer that crafted the ring that ex-husband Kris Humphries gave her. Kris’ ring was larger with a 16.21-carat rectangular-cut center stone with two 1.8-carat trapezoid stones on each side.
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The rapper, who will play in San Jose this week, rented out the stadium for the special moment.
According to the ballpark website, the rapper spent anywhere from $35,000 to $200,000 to rent out the venue for the night. Renting the field only costs $35,000, but the whole stadium would have set Kanye back $200,000.
The rapper projected “Pleeease marry meee!!!” on the ballpark’s giant screen and a 50-piece orchestra played Lana Del Rey’s “Young and Beautiful” followed by Kanye’s own songs, “Knock You Down,” which includes lyrics such as “Sometimes love comes around and it knocks you down.”
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On Tuesday morning, Kim showed off her ring on Instagram in photo showing the sparkler in front of the ballpark’s giant screen with Kanye’s message.
Sister Khloe appeared to celebrate the good news, writing on Twitter, “Wow!!!!! Am I dreaming??!?! Tears of JOY!!!!!!! Wow!!!!!!”
Earlier in the evening, Kanye made an appearance at the 2013 Hollywood Film Awards and the jetted off to San Francisco for the proposal.
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Kim and Kanye began dating in April 2012 after years of being close freinds. They welcomed baby North on June 15.
Kim finalized her divorce from NBA player Kris Humphries on June 4. She was also married to music producer Damon Thomas, who she divorced in 2003.
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