And the photobomb of the year goes to... Céline Dion!
We all know the 48-year-old pop legend is a believer in the "Power of Love," so when a surprise marriage proposal happened right in front of her very eyes at a meet-and-greet last Friday before her Las Vegas concert, she couldn't handle the excitement.
THAT REACTION SAYS IT ALL. SHE LITERALLY CAN'T EVEN.
Over the weekend, Austin McMillan shared Instagram photos of the surprise engagement to her boyfriend, Nick Janevski.
"When @celinedion is just as shocked as you are at your PROPOSAL !!!" one photo was captioned.
In an interview with Buzzfeed, McMillan explained she is a huge Dion fan and that the Quebec singer's famous "Titanic" hit, "My Heart Will Go On," is a special song to her and Janevski.
Every time Janevski picks up McMillan in the car, he plays that song every single time.
So when her fiancé, who used to be a personal trainer for Dion’s manager, managed to set up the surprise meet-and-greet with the Canadian songstress before the concert, it was a dream come true for McMillan. She said she was "freaking out" because they were going to be given the chance to talk to the legend for a mere 30 seconds.
Little did McMillan — and Céline — know what would happen after a few hellos and a quick photo.
The proposal.
McMillan told BuzzFeed neither she nor Dion had a clue Janevski was going to pop the question. As you can see, both women were shocked.
"I didn’t even say yes... for like two whole minutes I was just shocked. I just looked at Céline Dion and then we both looked at him... I just kissed him," McMillan said.
McMillan also remembers Dion saying, "Should I even be here?"
But all joking aside, she gave the couple a beautiful blessing: "I hope you have a long and happy marriage, just like I did with my husband."
Last month, Dion remembered her late husband, René Angélil, on the one-year-anniversary of his death by sharing a photo with her followers on Instagram.
"Today, January 14th, it’s been a year since René left us," Dion said of her husband of 21 years. "He will always be in our hearts."
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