Texas Woman Chosen Bride On NBC Reality Show
Stacy Wins 6-Week Competition
A night of reality television suspense ended Monday with a Texas woman winning the big prize.
Stacy, an accountant from the Denton County community of Ponder, officially became a fiance on NBC's hit reality show "Who Wants To Marry My Dad?"Marty Okland, from Denver, Colo., made the proposal after spending six weeks getting to know his bride-to-be, along with 12 other women.Okland's three daughters helped him weed through the candidates to find Mrs. Right.As pictured, the couple capped of the emotional series with a long kiss.
Stacy, an accountant from the Denton County community of Ponder, officially became a fiance on NBC's hit reality show "Who Wants To Marry My Dad?"Marty Okland, from Denver, Colo., made the proposal after spending six weeks getting to know his bride-to-be, along with 12 other women.Okland's three daughters helped him weed through the candidates to find Mrs. Right.As pictured, the couple capped of the emotional series with a long kiss. Distributed by Internet Broadcasting. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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