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*Toni Braxton, who is engaged to rapper Bryan “Birdman” Williams, revealed this week that she accidentally left a piece of Louis Vuitton luggage on a Delta flight and it contained several items of expensive jewelry, including her “halo-style, cushion-cut yellow diamond ring,” eonline.com reports.
When the bag was later found, most of the items were missing from it. So the “Un-Break My Heart” singer took to social media to plead for the return of her precious stone.
“Hey @Delta I left my LV train case on my flight from JFK to LAX on Tuesday. It’s been impossible to get any type of assistance from anyone in the company! Can someone let delta know I’m trying to get in contact w/them? I’ve tried to no avail…pls help you’re my favorite airlines,” Braxton tweeted on Monday.
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The following day, she wrote, “Hey everyone, @delta located my LV Train Case! Yay! Unfortunately most of my jewelry items are missing…including MY ENGAGEMENT RING! Whoever BORROWED it…PLEEEASE return it!!!! I promise, no questions asked!”
The sparkler was a gift from her fiancé, and on Tuesday, Braxton shared a snap of the ring along with the caption, “Feeling back to my old self again, yay! But I’m sad today. My engagement ring is missing, but I’m optimistic that someone will find Bonnie [her named luggage] and return her home.”
Braxton didn’t explain why her engagement ring was in her luggage and not on her finger. She announced last week that she and Birdman may be tying the knot before the end of the year.
“We have to get married before the year is out,” she said on E! News’ Daily Pop. “He said, ‘Before next year.'”
She said Birdman would get married to her anywhere, including a drive-through chapel.
“He said that we can go through a drive-through,” she added. “I’m like, what are we gonna order, fries? So no.”
Meanwhile, Delta is on the case of her missing engagement ring.
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