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A gift for daddy-to-be: It’s got four wheels but it’s not a pram or a stroller

A 19-year-old Malaysian woman pregnant with her first child prepared her husband for the sleepless nights ahead by buying him a RM2 million (S$650,000) Lamborghini.

Parents know full well how difficult it is to get some shut-eye after the firstborn arrives.

Forward-thinking Anes Ayuni Osman from Kelantan had the perfect solution for her husband’s future ordeals – a reward in the form of a Huracan Evo.

Ms Ayuni, a cosmetics entrepreneur, used the short video creation app TikTok on Mar 11 to document her surprise. She led her husband, Weldan Zulkefli, 20, blindfolded with his face mask, into a car dealership.

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When he saw the turquoise Lamborghini decorated with a giant red bow, Mr Welden was moved to tears.

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“Apart from being thankful for his sacrifice, I’m gifting him this Lamborghini because I want him by my side throughout my confinement,” Ms Ayuni told mStar.

She was referring to her 100-day confinement following their child’s birth, meaning her husband would not be able to go anywhere.

“I’m expecting my husband to not only be with me all the time, but he has to care for the baby day and night because there’s a huge possibility I will have a Caesarean birth,” said Ms Ayuni. “Mums out there will know how painful a C-section is, so I want more attention from my husband.”

It takes mums who have had C-sections  longer to recover than those have given birth naturally; perhaps up to six weeks or more for many women.

Ms Ayuni is due to give birth at the end of March. They will be going back to her family home to see out the confinement period.

She says she knows that their child’s arrival will take a toll on her husband.

“He can stay awake at night because his business brain works better at night doing marketing,” said Ms Ayuni.

 

“My husband has never slept until morning; I’m just worried when he stays up all night and sleeps during the day, that’s when our child will fuss about and when that happens, I have to wake him up to manage the baby.”

Apart from suffering sleepless nights, the mum-to-be mum said, he will also be in charge of soiled diapers.  But he is already prepared for it because he cleans up after their cat.

This isn’t the first time Ms Ayuni showcased a luxury item on her handle. She posted an unboxing video of the RM50,000 worth of Louis Vuitton bags she purchased in preparation for the baby.

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Her husband also surprised her with a RM3 million (S$975,000) Lamborghini because she craved it during her pregnancy.

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He got her the Aventador SV after one of her TikTok videos reached 100,000 likes./TISG

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