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I was enjoying you so much out of the public eye but here we are.” The Holiday season for Dwight Howard got even sweeter as Amy Luciani posted about their engagement finally after keeping the relationship a secret from the world all this time. The former Center added a post as well. “Happy 😅♾️❤️ #blacklove #prayedforthis.” Fans seem to be caught by surprise with the sudden announcement. But DWTS partner, Daniella Karagach, probably knew beforehand.

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It is possible during the practice and their journey on the show, the former champion may have shared about his love life. That is why the Emmy-nominated choreographer added, “😍😍😍.” Speaking about his partner, one must be wondering who is Amy Luciani.

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Luciani is famous for Love & Hip Hop Atlanta and has released singles of her own. “Somebody” and “Voicemail,” showcasing her raw skills in hip-hop. The latest photo was from the screening in Atlanta of the upcoming movie Gerard Butler and O’Shea Jackson Jr. Atlanta’s own Dwight Howard also introduced the guest with thunderous applause and a lot of appreciation.

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The appreciation is what the new couple is receiving from the fans. And after keeping their relationship private for a period only they know about, now the couple is posting frequently. “Met you and ain’t stop smiling since Superman ♾️.

After Dwight Howard‘s post, Luciani added another post. The carousel features different pictures and videos of the couple, but there was one video that stood out.

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The rapper/ influencer has a fanbase on Instagram with over 697k followers. The video featured the father of five singing and having a good time with his kids. It was a behind-the-scenes video from DWTS, where DH-12 and his kids sang ‘Crank That’ by Soulja Boy. This pretty much confirms that Daniella Karagach had a clue about them. But not everything was always this planned for the Lakers legend.

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Dwight Howard shares a key regret about his fatherhood

On his podcast, Above The Rim, the former Lakers star was candid about his previous relationships. He is the father of five from five different partners, “I was misguided. Now, as an older person, I see it. I wish I had done that better because it would’ve saved a lot of heartbreak, a lot of money—a lot of money—but really, a lot of heartbreak.” 

The 39-year-old also stated, “Yeah, I don’t regret my kids. I regret how I decided to go about having my children. What I mean is, I have five kids by five women. That’s not really the right example to show for my daughters or my sons.” The 6-ft-10 Center has three sons named Braylon, and Dwight III or Trey, David, and two daughters, Layla and Jayde Howard.

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But now, he seems sure about his path ahead and that’s why popped the question to Amy Luciani. And the rapper/ influencer happily obliged. Now the two begin their journey, and fans can’t wait to see more of them together.

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Pranav Kotai is an editor at EssentiallySports, specializing in basketball coverage with a focus on trade dynamics and front-office decision-making. Having previously worked on the Trade Desk vertical, he brought clarity to how salary cap pressures and roster needs shape NBA transactions. His insightful coverage of the Philadelphia 76ers’ decision to hold firm on Joel Embiid amid trade speculation highlights how market context and team strategy influence major roster moves. Before joining EssentiallySports, Pranav holds experience of skills in professional writing, editorial work, and digital content creation. He holds a postgraduate diploma in digital media from a reputed institute, where he mastered the tools to create engaging and credible content across various platforms. Known for his attention to detail, proficiency in storytelling, and editorial expertise, Pranav combines deep basketball knowledge with sharp analytical abilities to deliver clear, insightful perspectives on the complexities of NBA trades and team management.

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