‘Put a Ring on It’: Mike Hill Says This Michael Jackson Song Reminds Him of Girlfriend Cynthia Bailey

Mike Hill is continuing to bask in the love he shares with girlfriend Cynthia Bailey, and his newest post is leaving fans urging him to make things official.

The Fox Sports 1 newscaster on Sunday shared a photo of himself and his “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star boo snuggling up together as Hill gives the model a smooch.

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Mike Hill (left) and Cynthia Bailey. (Photo: @itsmikehill/Instagram)

Reflecting on his adoration for Bailey, Hill wrote in his caption asking followers about a song that reminds them of falling for someone.

“What’s the first love song YOU fell in love with? For me it was Michael Jackson’s “The Lady In My Life”. Even though I didn’t have a lady at the time it touched me the 1st time I heard it & it always meant something to me. Now that I have @CynthiaBailey10 in my life, I know why the words meant so much. ‬

“🎶🎵And baby through the years
Gonna love you more each day
So I promise you tonight
That you’ll always be the lady in my life🎶🎵

“What’s the first love song you fell in love with & why?” he asked.

Fans eagerly shared what tunes give them all the feels. But many remarked about how sweet Hill’s post was. Others urged him to head down the aisle and truly make Bailey the lady in his life.

“I love y’all…put a ring on it big mike!!! ❤️🔥”

“Propose her🔥♨️💞❣❣💍”

“This picture is everything! Some things are meant to be! This right here is true love!!”

“Love is a beautiful thing. Praying that I can experience something so divine.Happy for you both!! ❤️@itsmikehill @cynthiabailey10.”

“Put a ring on it❤️”

“I do! I said for you @cynthiabailey10 can we please go to the alter? 💕”

Fans may be in a rush for Hill and Bailey to marry, but despite the “RHOA” star’s candor about her hopes to jump the broom, she has said she’s not rushing into anything with her man.

“We have time. When Mike is ready and when God is ready that’s when we’ll get married,” she said on “The Real” earlier this year. “We talk about it all the time. I’ve been married before, Mike’s been married before. We have kids already, so it’s no marathon. We’re enjoying the process.”

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