Michael Rubin proposed to Camille Fishel during her birthday celebration Thursday evening.
Rubin, 54, the billionaire Fanatics CEO, popped the question in front of a beachside fireworks display as Fishel turned 36, their two young daughters Romi, 6, and Gema, 4, looking on. The Pennsylvania native shared three photos from the moment on Instagram, writing, “Happy bday and a little more @camillefishel ❤️😉💍.”
One image captured the couple posing with their children as Fishel showed off her sparkling engagement ring. Another showed the pair gazing upward while fireworks lit the night sky. A third depicted Rubin on his feet, mid-proposal, in the sandy setting.
The couple’s famous friends quickly flooded the comments with congratulations. “Congratulations to the both of you brother!!” LeBron James posted. Tom Brady left three heart emojis, while Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton wrote, “Let’s gooooo.” Miguel, the “Sure Thing” singer, added, “Congratulations you guys.”
Rubin and Fishel began dating in 2016, though exactly how they met remains unclear. His first appearance on her Instagram feed came that May. The pair share daughters Romi and Gema, while Rubin also has an older daughter, Kylie, 20, from his previous marriage to Meegan Spector. That marriage ended in divorce in 2012 after seven years.
Fishel grew up in St. Cloud, Florida, before building a modeling career with agencies and fashion campaigns. More recently she has pivoted to art, previewing her work at private Manhattan club Zero Bond this past September.
Rubin founded Fanatics, the sports merchandise and collectibles empire, in 1995. His annual Fourth of July White Party in the Hamptons has become a fixture for sports and entertainment A-listers, though earlier this year he shifted the 2025 bash to July 1, away from its traditional July 3 or 4 slot. The move came as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce scheduled their wedding at Madison Square Garden for that same holiday window. Rubin, who was not invited to the nuptials, said he did not want guests forced to pick between events. “We were debating the dates,” he said. “We were certainly aware of that date, but we didn’t change it because of that date,” He added, “But we were aware of that date and we didn’t want to have people have to choose.”
The engagement marks a new chapter for Rubin more than a decade after his first marriage ended. Fishel’s artistic endeavors and the couple’s shared family life have increasingly appeared in his public profile alongside his business ventures and celebrity connections.