‘Make him MARRY You’: Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns’ Two-Year Anniversary Has Fans Calling for a Wedding 

Fans on social media are gushing over model Jordyn Woods and NBA star boyfriend Karl-Anthony Towns after the two celebrated their second anniversary together and took fans along for the adventure-filled weekend via Jordyn’s Instagram page. 

On Sunday, May 21, the 23-year-old socialite took to her social media, reflecting on the “best anniversary weekend” she had with the Minnesota Timberwolves player. 

Make him MARRY You': Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns? Two-Year?Anniversary Has Fans Calling for a Wedding?
Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns Photo by Gregg DeGuire/FilmMagic

“I had no idea we were going anywhere and karl surprised me with a weekend trip to the same resort John and Jackie Kennedy had their honeymoon, an entire wardrobe, an amazing photoshoot with a top photographer, and an unforgettable experience,” the social media influencer wrote. “ I love you @karltowns !! You make me feel like a queen and always remind me everyday.”

Jordyn and Karl-Anthony’s blissful getaway included walks through vineyards and a romantic candlelit dinner on the beach, according to what was shared online. The two lovebirds also competed in a game of mini-golf and enjoyed massages for two and much more.

The model also shared the tons of luxury gifts the athlete treated her to — in an image taken in an antique room that held Chanel and Versace shopping bags and a bouquet of pink flowers.

Although the two only started dating in 2020, fans were already chatting about wedding bells, including one user who thought the ball player popped the big question, writing, “Thought this was a proposal post! He went all out, and you deserve it!” “JORDYN, OMG, Make him MARRY YOU!” wrote another person, That is so sweet of him. He is a keeper.”

A third person wrote, “His always so thoughtful, we defo see how he treats you. May he always do right by you and vice versa. Black love is beautiful  Happy Anniversary to both of you.”

“I love y’all happy anniversary and many more to come. I need a invite to that wedding,” quipped a fourth person.

Earlier this week, Jordyn gave fans a teaser of her weekend ahead after sharing snaps from a recent photo shoot she had with the ball player, writing, “2 years. Expect a photo spam of this weekend coming sooon.” Karl-Anthony replied, “‘22 Bonnie & Clyde .”

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