Couple Gets Engaged at Garth Brooks’ Concert . . . Garth Offers to Pay for the Honeymoon [Watch]

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | July 17, 2017

The G-man has done it again.

Garth Brooks loves interacting with his concertgoers. In the last few months, he has invited a teen onstage, given his guitar to a fan and serenaded an 89-year-old.

At his show in Oklahoma City on Saturday (July 15), Garth offered to pay for a couple’s upcoming honeymoon.

During Garth’s performance of “Unanswered Prayers,” a man named Drew proposed to his girlfriend, Chelsea. After Garth got wind of the situation, he stopped his show for a little banter with the couple, telling them, “If you pick Hawaii [for your honeymoon], Miss Yearwood and I will pay for it.”

Check out the video via Chaz Cook’s Facebook page.

A little later in the show, Trisha came onstage and congratulated the couple, but she made sure to tell the crowd that “nobody else can get engaged tonight.”

Check out the video courtesy of Bridgette Miserendino’s Facebook page.

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