Cameron Brink's fiancé Ben Felter drops 3-word reaction as Sparks star responds to fans' comments on their engagement

LA Sparks rising star Cameron Brink made headlines earlier this year when she announced her engagement to longtime boyfriend Ben Felter. Felter proposed on Sept. 30 in a picturesque setting in Paris, in front of the Eiffel Tower.

In a video posted by Whistle Sports, which included a prank orchestrated by Felter, children asked Brink for her thoughts on online reactions to her engagement.

“Honestly, I feel like it's just like this ongoing joke,” Brink said.

The LA Sparks center laughed as the young host read out some of the comments, including “My life is over!”, “We failed!” and “Is this guy bothering you?”

Felter shared the video of the prank on his Instagram Stories with a simple three-word caption:

“This is amazing.”

Cameron Brink's fiancé Ben Felter drops 3-word reaction as Sparks star responds to fans' comments on their engagement (Screenshot from Felter's IG)

As the prank unfolded, Brink immediately suspected Felter was behind it, saying:

“Hi friends! Hi! What's going on? Did Bengus (Ben Felter) prank me? Where is Bengus?”

She also offered some relationship advice to a young host, who mentioned his mother said he couldn’t get married.

“Well, that's because she loves you.” Brink said.

Watch the full video of the prank below:

Looking at how Cameron Brink announced engagement with Ben Felter

Cameron Brink got engaged to her longtime boyfriend Ben Felter after his proposal in September.

Brink and Felter have been together for over three years, having met at Stanford, where Brink played on the women’s basketball team and Felter was part of the men’s rowing team.

Brink shared the engagement news on Instagram, captioning the post.

“Yes in every lifetime 🤍♾️,” she captioned the post.

See the photos below.

Felter graduated in June with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Stanford. He is currently pursuing a Master’s degree at the same university.

After interning as a Software Engineer at Kaladin, a cryptocurrency startup, in 2022, Felter worked part-time as a machine learning engineer at Chegg, followed by a role as a space portfolio analyst at the US Department of Defense’s Defense Innovation Unit.

He has also been a researcher at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory since May 2023.