"Gift Olympics": Mzansi Man Buys Bae a New Whip for Valentine's Day

Monday, February 15, 2021 at 10:10 AM by Marilynn Manuel

- A Twitter user recently headed to Twitter to share how another couple spent their Valentine's Day this year

- According to the post, the romantic and generous man bought his lady a brand-new car to celebrated the day of love

- Mzansi social media users were blown away by the post, many of them in the comment section wishing for the same type of relationship

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On Sunday, 14 February this year, South Africans all over celebrated Valentine's Day. While many ladies were treated to flowers and sweet treats, some lucky women were treated to big gifts like cars. Twitter user @Kulani_Cool shared a post about one such a lucky lady who got a car as a Valentine's Day gift.

In the pictures that were shared by the Twitter influencer, the young lady, who looks very excited indeed, kisses her man in one frame and in another frame even gives her brand-new Polo a loving kiss on the bonnet.

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"He bought her a car as Valentine's Gift. Olympics," @Kulani_cool captioned the post.

Of course, most of Mzansi was in the comment section sharing their thoughts. While some loved it, others thought it a bit too much. Read a few of their interesting comments below:

@mouesa said:

"Whatever he is apologising for is way too deep."

@Matsila428 said:

"I wanted to bless someone's daughter with a Merc kodwa I'm broke. It's the thought that counts right?"

@SoulfulDee2 said:

"It's always he, I hardly see she has done this for him on this app but we claim is a day to celebrate love.

"Gift Olympics": Mzansi Man Buys Bae a New Whip for Valentine's Day — This lucky lady got a car for Valentine's Day. Images: @kulanicool
Source: Twitter

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