David Miller gets engaged to his girlfriend Camilla Harris; Shubman Gill and Kevin Pietersen react

Aug 13, 2023

In a touching and joyous moment, international cricketer David Miller recently proposed to his long-time girlfriend Camilla Harris, sealing the start of a new chapter in their lives together.

The South African cricket star, known for his dynamic batting and agile fielding, showcased his softer side as he popped the question to Camilla. The engagement took place in a private and intimate setting at a romantic location of Mpala Jena in Zimbabwe.

While expressing happiness, the couple shared some lovely pictures on their social media handles. One of the photos shows David and Camilla sealing the moment with a kiss.

“She said YES! Camilla Miller, has a nice ring to it right?” David captioned his post.

David’s decision to propose Camilla reflects his commitment not only to the sport but also to his partner.

Camilla, who has been a steadfast supporter of David’s cricketing career, was overjoyed by the proposal.

“Here is to a lifetime together with my soul mate. You make me so incredibly happy! I love you,” she captioned her post.

The couple’s love story has been a subject of interest among fans, making the engagement even more heartening for those who have followed their journey.

As news of the engagement spreads, cricket enthusiasts and fans of the couple have taken to social media to extend their congratulations and well-wishes.

“Wohooooo,” commented David’s IPL teammate Shubman Gill.

“Congrats buddy!” wrote former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen.

While David continues to make strides on the cricket field, this new development adds a heartwarming dimension to his public persona. As the couple begins planning for their future together, fans and well-wishers eagerly anticipate more updates on their journey toward marital bliss.

TAGS: Camilla Harris David Miller South Africa

CATEGORY: David Miller

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