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Neil Diamond Is Off The Market, Ladies


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Jen Carlson

Published Sep 9, 2011

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Published Sep 9, 2011

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The Jazz Singer himself is embarking on his third journey into marriage, and announced the news this week over his Twitter. The 70-year-old Brooklyn native Neil Diamond let the world know that he proposed to Katie McNeil, saying, "Good news coming... and you're the first I want to tell... Katie & I just got engaged." He followed that up with a photo he took of his lady, saying he's "lovestruck."

The 40-year-old McNeil produced the 2009 documentary Neil Diamond: Hot August Night/NYC and now work's at Neil's management company. Mazel tov to the couple. Here's a look back at Neil in NYC over the years, and this...

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