And, he used his new book to pop the question…
Ronan Farrow is engaged to podcast host Jon Lovett after sneaking his proposal into a draft of his new book Catch and Kill, which was released earlier this week.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist wrote about proposing to Lovett in his book, where he explained he thought up of a creative way to ask Lovett.
“It had been a long year for me – and for us – but we hung in there,” Farrow writes in his book. “Later, when I decided some of that reporting would make its way into a book, I’d send him a draft and and put in a question, right on this page: ‘Marriage? On the moon or even here on Earth?’
“He read the draft,” Farrow continues, “and found the proposal here and said, ‘Sure.’ “
Lovett and Farrow met “shortly after [Lovett] left his job as a presidential speechwriter” in 2011, Farrow wrote.
Congratulations to the happy couple!
Ronan Farrow Is Engaged To Jon Lovett!
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Teressa / 20 May 2020
Oh please, he is not someone to look up to. His past is following him into his present and he needs to learn to tell the truth. When he comes to tell the truth about himself then he can talk about others and not judge to benefit his career. Karma will bite him when the truth comes out.
Russell M Duarte / 26 October 2019
I like Ronan Farrow he handsome Jon is lucky