WATCH: Cameron Brink announces engagement with her boyfriend with an adorable video

The star of the Los Angeles Sparks, Cameron Brink, is getting married. The forward confirmed her engagement to her longtime partner Ben Felter on Instagram on Monday night. The 22-year-old posted pictures from Paris earlier on Monday, including a memorable shot when she posed with former WNBA player Liz Cambage and a drink with her mother Michelle Bain-Brink.

Subsequently, they posted exquisite pictures taken in front of the Eiffel Tower. "Yes, in every lifetime," Brink responded, adding an infinity emoji to her post. After Brink's Balenciaga show concluded, he made the proposal at the Shangri-La Paris Hotel. It came as a total surprise to the Los Angeles Sparks player, who was unaware that Felter was visiting Paris.

Watch here the video:

Cameron Brink is officially engaged 💍🥺❤️ pic.twitter.com/C9tsMWT60O

— Women’s Hoops Network (@WomensHoops_USA) October 1, 2024

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After almost four years of dating, the pair has finally discovered their one-of-a-kind moment. Felter was a rower at Stanford, and Cameron Brink was a good player on the basketball team, so they met there. The power couple has maintained a largely quiet relationship since March 10, 2021, up until last March.

The Los Angeles-based pair enjoys being active together. Whether trekking or lounging on the beach, Felter and Brink have a strong friendship. Brink was even taught how to surf by Felter, a two-time Stanford University IRCA Scholar-Athlete. The 2024 No. 1 player for Indiana Fever couldn't help but congratulate them as they make the next move.

First overall, Brink, Reese, and Clark were the pick order in the 2024 WNBA draft. All three of them, who were all first-team All-Americans in 2024, have contributed immensely to the growth of women's basketball in the US. They are all still publicly endorsing one other. Brink had surgery to on her left knee's ruptured ACL, and she is presently recovery. Prior to the injury, she was limited to playing in just 15 games throughout her first year.