Haley Stevens Talks Love Life and Lets Loose With Dance Moves

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AI GeneratedA member of Congress discusses her recent engagement with a TMZ representative. She describes her relationship as a \"rom-com\" that evolved from a close friendship and highlights her fiancé's advocacy for people with disabilities, which aligns with her own legislative work. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted exchange about her plans for a local honeymoon in Michigan.
Oh, that's my ringtone. It's Barbara Ann.
I'm the capital.
There we go. There we go.
Me and Mr. TMZ. What's your name again?
Jacob.
Jacob. Okay.
So I wanted to say congrats.
Thank you.
On your engagement.
Thank you.
So, you know, it's TMZ, right?
I know everyone's saying congrats. It's usually not what's said when you come like
8,000 votes to win in a big primary, but my personal life's doing pretty good.
So let's hear about it. So it seems like you found love.
Yeah.
What's the wedding plan?
It's like a rom-com. Like, it's cute.
How so?
We were friends. Like, I was telling him everything. He was telling me everything.
Then one day I'm like, is something going on between us?
The chemistry.
I know. I love that.
That's the next thing. The love lives of members of Congress. You know, you can date in this job.
Sparks were flying. You know, sometimes that happens with people.
You know what? We're going to do a good wedding and have our family there
and be with the people we love. My fiance is so beloved. He's an amazing human being.
He fights for disabled people. That's what we bonded over because I actually have a ton of
legislation on the disability front. I have a bill called Justice for Ali, which is to protect
people of certain cognitive abilities from sexual predators online. I have another bill
to help. Oh my gosh, this one's major. You know, because the disabled kids in the homes
and the parents are just pouring out money to fix up their home for their disabled kid.
There's no tax credit. So if you talk to those families, they're like, oh, well,
we just got lucky. We just got lucky. But it's like, well, why don't we have a tax credit for
that? And disabled people who live in their homes. So.
I hear that.
I was writing that.
What a pivot. I mean, no, that was great. We're hopping all over, you know, for free.
We found love in a disabled place.
Shout out Rihanna, right?
Going to the wedding. It's like some of my friends are getting married right now
and we're dealing with some like bridezilla's.
Oh boy.
Is that kind of, are you a bridezilla or do you think you're not as high maintenance?
I just want everyone who joins us to feel the love, to enjoy.
What about a honeymoon?
Yeah. Michigan's got some great destinations.
No way. No way. There's no way you honeymoon in your home state.
Why would I not? Have you ever been up north? Those lakes are the top rated. Torch Lake.
If you honeymoon in your own state, all right, then I'll give you a lot of credit.
Is this how you interview the celebrities? You're asking about the honeymoon?
You know what? It's a private matter.
Okay.
