Pregnant Malaysian Woman Surprises Husband With R6 Million Lamborghini Huracan for Future Sleepless Nights

• A Malaysian woman gifted her husband a R6 million Lamborghini Huracan, thanking him in advance for the pending birth of their first child, due at the end of March
• Anes Ayuni Osman, who will spend 100 days in confinement with her hubby once the baby is born, uploaded the video on TikTok, explaining the gift for her husband, Weldan Zulkefli, is for the long, sleepless nights that lie ahead
• The Lamborghini Huracan Evo is powered by a 5,2-litre V10 engine with 470kW and 600N.m, it retails for R6 million and can reach zero to 100km/h in 2,94 seconds and has a top speed of over 325km/h

Mother-to-be Anes Ayuni Osman walked her husband Weldan Zulkefli into a Lamborghini dealership in Malaysia blindfolded and gifted him a R6 million Huracan Evo for the sleepless nights ahead.

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A video uploaded by Osman on TikTok captures Zulkefli breaking down in tears as his wife presents him with the supercar wrapped in a red bow.

The 19-year-old woman and her hubby will spend 100 days in isolation to mitigate any complications after pregnancy as per family tradition. Osman's husband will join her, and the gift is a token of appreciation for his sacrifice, the Independent reports.

The cosmetics guru sent a message alongside the TikTok video and thanked her husband for his kindness. The practice of isolating after birth is common across Asia, the Daily Mail reports.

Osman told Malaysian publication mStar:

"Apart from being thankful for his sacrifice, I am gifting this Lamborghini because I want him by my side throughout my confinement."

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Source: Briefly News