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Amy Willerton engaged to partner Daniel Day

Amy Willerton is now engaged (John Stillwell/PA)
Amy Willerton is now engaged (John Stillwell/PA)

Amy Willerton asked her fiance to propose again fearing a question popped on two knees did not count.

The British model became engaged to partner Daniel Day during a romantic ski holiday.

Willerton has said that she demanded Day ask a second time, after the first proposal was made on two bent knees.

Amy Willerton and Daniel Day (Hello!)

The winner of Miss Universe Great Britain told Hello! magazine about her experience in the Alps.

She said: “The second time around I made him do it on one knee because I didn’t know if proposing on both knees counted.”

Willerton said she expected a day of skiing on the slopes, but was surprised by evidence of a different plan.

She said: “I spied a breakfast picnic set up with candles, a firepit, a bottle of our favourite champagne and red roses everywhere.

“Then he dropped to both knees and pulled out a box from his pocket containing the most beautiful ring. It felt like a dream.”

Day said: “I couldn’t have asked for it to go better.”

(Hello!)

The full interview can be read in Hello! magazine, out now.