Aw! Ben Higgins’ Girlfriend Jessica Clarke Calls Him ‘My Greatest Blessing’ In Honor of His 30th Birthday
So adorable! In honor of former Bachelor star Ben Higgins’ 30th birthday, his girlfriend, Jessica Clarke, posted a sweet message on Instagram. “Two of my favorite guys had big bdays!” the brunette beauty captioned the snap of herself with her beau and her brother Phil Clarke on Sunday, March 24. “Benjamin turned 30 yesterday and has been my greatest surprise and blessing. Baby Philip turns 21 today and has been my best friend and little brother since forever. My heart is just overflowing, what a weekend.”
The Denver transplant recently introduced his new lady to his fans via Instagram on February 20. “I’ve been selfishly keeping this girl to myself for too long!” he wrote. “Hey friends meet @jessclarke_! I successfully slid into her DM’s a few months ago. I took a risk and I am glad I did. She is someone special, and I look forward to where life is going to take us. Stay tuned for the journey.”
He continued, “In addition, this picture was taken this week in Honduras. I got to spend some time with an incredible group of people from all over the USA on a @generous_coffee_adventure. Life is good!”
So, could there be wedding bells in the future? According to Ben, potentially! “I would definitely be excited about the possibility when the time is right,” the Bachelor Nation stud admitted to Life & Style exclusively when asked if he might get down on one knee again. “It’s an exciting step in life.”
The University of Mississippi graduate couldn’t help but gush about her man’s amazing qualities. “He has one of the biggest hearts and kindest spirits,” she confessed. “I got to share Honduras with him this past week and I’m excited for many more adventures!”
Aw, we can’t wait to see more cute pics of the two of you!
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