Serena Page said she will handle the selection and design of her engagement ring if boyfriend Kordell Beckham proposes.
Page is a former contestant on Love Island USA season six [1]. Her decision to control the jewelry specifications highlights a shift in traditional proposal dynamics, ensuring the ring aligns with her personal preferences while leaving the timing of the proposal to her partner.
During an interview with E! News, Page discussed the couple's current plans and her specific requirements for a future engagement. She said that the couple is planning a trip to Italy, but clarified that a proposal is not the primary goal of that specific journey.
"We're going to Italy. But when it comes to getting engaged, that's not what's happening this go around, guys," Page said. "I'm gonna do the ring. I already have what I want, all the specs, all the deets, so that will be mine. But everything else is up to him."
Page expressed a firm stance on the design process, saying she would never let Beckham choose the ring for her. By managing the "specs" and "deets" herself, she ensures the final product meets her exact standards.
This update comes nearly two years [1] after the couple's time on Love Island USA season six [1]. While the couple remains open to marriage, Page is prioritizing the aesthetic and technical details of the jewelry over the surprise element of the ring selection.
Despite her insistence on the ring's design, Page said that other aspects of the proposal remain within Beckham's control. The couple continues to maintain their public relationship following their televised romance.
“"I'm gonna do the ring. I already have what I want, all the specs, all the deets."”
Page's approach reflects a growing trend among modern couples to decouple the romantic gesture of a proposal from the financial and aesthetic risk of selecting an engagement ring. By removing the guesswork for Beckham, the couple minimizes the potential for dissatisfaction with the jewelry, shifting the focus of the engagement toward the emotional commitment rather than the material surprise.
