LaToya Jackson, Jeffre Phillips Surprise Engagement Details, 17.5 Carat Diamond Ring, 5 Course Meal, And Candle Lights

Singer, LaToya Jackson opened up about how her business manager and now fiancé Jeffre Phillips surprised her with a proposal.

LaToya gushed to Sister 2 Sister magazine over her unexpected engagement and said Jeffre proposal and her 17.5 carat ring was well planned.

"It was romantic and it was definitely unexpected," LaToya revealed. "He asked me to go to the spa and take some 'me' time, and I thought, 'I don't want any me time.' And while I was away he decided to transform the suite that we had. It was beautiful. Rose petals across the floor, from the door all the way down through the kitchen and the dining room to the lanai where we were overlooking the ocean and there was a beautiful white table and candle lights and flowers everywhere. And I said, "Geez, what is this for?"

She added, "He had the chef, the butler and a five course meal. I couldn't figure out what it was for. Then finally after the end of the dinner he gets down on his knee and I was like, 'Oh my God!' Is this what I think it is? Yes!"

MStars News previously reported:

Singer LaToya Jackson has announced that she her business partner and best friend, Jeffre Phillips are engaged!

The new reality star flaunted her shiny 17.5 carat diamond ring on Good Morning America with a smile from ear-to-ear confirming her exciting news, "Yes, I am. I'm engaged. And I'm excited about it. Yes, I'm very much engaged ... And it's wonderful."

The 58-year-old said that she plans on adopting after her nuptials with Phillips and may name her son or daughter Paris after making a pact with her late brother Michael Jackson and Kathy Hilton (mother of Paris Hilton).

"Kathy was first," she said, "And then, of course, Michael had his Paris, and I still don't have children. And I named my dog - my first dog was named Paris and then Prince."

She added that it's not certain if the pact would be completed, but she's still debating on the potential name, "I don't know just yet for sure, but I have to wait and see."