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Kings of Leon Lead Singer is Engaged

Caleb Followill popped the question to model from the 'Use Somebody' video

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September 20, 2010 5:16 PM ET

This article originally appeared on UsMagazine.com

Kings of Leon lead singer Caleb Followill proposed to model Lily Aldridge over the weekend, a rep for the band tells UsMagazine.com.

No wedding date has been announced.

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The band has another reason to celebrate: It has received two 2010 MTV Europe Music Awards nominations.

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