The Celebrity Juice Debate

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Who would have thought of someone proposing like this in a live TV show?

When it comes to proposals, men are surprising women in an instant. They don't announce or letting them know in advance. They can strike any time they want, because proposing is always the unexpected one. It can be at the mall, church, beach, playground or so, it doesn't matter at all. What really matters is that the love of one man could be good enough for a woman to get convinced in loving him as well. This is what happened lately to celebrities Joe Swash and Stacey Solomon. On the recent episode of the Celebrity Juice, both of them are one of the contestants in this show. The Celebrity Juice is one of the hottest TV shows today. Lots of people are having fun to watch

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