PROPOSAL VIDEO: Riley Nagel proposed to Cornelia Nicholson on live TV during newscast

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Riley Nagel proposed to Cornelia Nicholson on live TV during newscast.

A Tennessee news anchor is now engaged to be married after unknowingly introducing her own proposal.

Cornelia Nicholson was recording on set at NBC affiliate WRCB when her boyfriend, Riley Nagel, asked for her hand in marriage in a proposal designed to mirror a news segment.

Video of the special occasion, which has gone viral on TikTok, showed a confused Nicholson introducing her own proposal before Nagel appeared with a bouquet of flowers for the “very special report.”

Although Nagel’s first impression wasn’t up to par, Nicholson said the two worked together when she was asked to shadow him as a reporter.

“We were on our way to our first story and we just realized how much we had in common. I was surprised. I’m a Black woman from Southern California, and he’s a white man from a town in Montana with a population of like 500 people,” she said.

The two started dating a month after meeting, Nicholson said.

Fast forward three years later and Nagel proposed to Nicholson in the “way she wanted,” she said.

“Everyone involved in filming promo had me record the video like three times because of what they said was camera issues,” Nicholson said in the phone interview. “I recorded it the first two times and the script stayed the same, but on the third take the script changed.”

Nagel said the pair met in Montana nearly four years ago while working at a different news station. He “was very drawn to” her when they first met, and the two eventually began dating.

“You have such an amazing personality,” Nagel said during the proposal. “You’re so bright, and you always light up a room when you come in, and make everyone laugh.”

Nagel also praised his now-fiancée for being “incredibly talented, especially in news.”

“You’re one of the reasons, or pretty much the main reason I’m still in news today,” he said in the clip. “You’re always pushing me to do better in news and in other aspects in my life.”