Comedian and actor Michael Blackson proposed to his girlfriend during a live interview on The Breakfast Club.
Blackson joined DJ Envy, Charlamagne tha God and Angela Yee on Thursday to talk about his journey as a comedian, marriage and his new podcast, Modasucka.
When the Ghanaian native brought his girlfriend, Instagram model Miss Rada into the room to meet the hosts, Charlamagne teased him about proposing, and surprisingly, Blackson pulled out a ring and got down on his knees.
“I love you, will you marry me?” he asked.
“Yes!” Rada replied, before cheering, "Bye side b***hes, aye!”
Yee then asked Blackson to verify if he was truly done fraternizing with other women.
“Is it bye side b***hes?” she asked.
“90% of the side b***hes bye-bye,” he replied.
“I had no idea this was going to happen….I thought he was going to ask me about side beeches ???? @breakfastclubam are my witnesses…I ate my vegetables for the day and said yes to karats ????,” Rada wrote in an Instagram post, showcasing the moment her now fiancé proposed.
Earlier in the interview, DJ Envy asked Blackson about his previously rocky relationship with Rada involving infidelity, but then explained the two have come to an agreement.
“We’ve negotiated,” the comedian said. “I’m cutting down on the side b***hes from maybe three to one a month. We negotiated that I’m allowed to have one chick per month.”
When Blackson was asked how he knew Rada was “the one,” he shared that he’s never been with a woman like her before.
"I've never had a woman that's this loyal to me," said Michael as he shared Rada was there to comfort him while he was recovering from COVID-19.
Blackson was recently featured in the 2021 comedy horror film, The House Next Door: Meet The Blacks 2, starring Mike Epps, Katt Williams, Rick Ross and more.
“Sometimes people feel like when there’s too many comics, it ends up being overkill and it takes away [from the film] but not with this movie,'' Blackson told The Buzz at the movie’s premiere. “But, not with this movie. Everybody’s different in their own way.”
The film was directed and co-written by Deon Taylor.
"Meet The Blackson's!" Charlamagne joked at the The Breakfast Club interview's conclusion.
