“She Got My Dream Car”: Cape Town Gent Rewards Girlfriend for Standing Beside Him, SA Impressed

“She Got My Dream Car”: Cape Town Gent Rewards Girlfriend for Standing Beside Him, SA Impressed

  • A Cape Town man captured the hearts of many after surprising his girlfriend with her dream convertible car
  • A series of heartwarming videos was shared on the couple's TikTok account, attracting a huge amount of positive comments and admiration
  • Many social media users were touched by the gesture, with many saying the young woman deserved the gift because she supported her man and always stood by him
The man bought the lady her dream car, a Mini Cooper convertible
A kind man gifted his girlfriend a car after she showed him support. Image: Annie.Shayan
Source: Facebook

A man from The Mother City surprised his girlfriend, who was completely unaware, with a car, leaving social media users touched.

The videos, shared by the couple on their TikTok account @shayan_annie, have garnered massive views, likes, and comments from social media users who were deeply moved by the man's sweet gesture.

The series of videos starts at a residential parking lot in a complex. In the first surprise video, the man, Shayan, takes his girlfriend Annie to where the covered car is, blind folded. After seeing the covered car, she gets closer to see what car it is.

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The Mini Cooper convertible reveal

She gets closer to look at what car it is and is overjoyed to see her dream car, a Mini Cooper convertible. She hugs her man, feeling emotional and in disbelief, before getting into the car. The man, who is also a YouTuber, captions one of the videos, sharing that Annie had thought she was going to get a Jetour for her first car.

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Others said Annie was deserving of the gift, calling her a good girlfriend
Social media users congratulated the lucky lady and wished her happiness in her new car. Image: @shayan_annie
Source: Facebook

SA reacts to the car surprise

The comments section was filled with positive reactions from the online community. Many said Annie deserved the car, as she had been supportive of her man's hustle and shown that she loved him.

Some viewers complained about their own boyfriends, saying they would never dream of being gifted cars. Others noted how the young woman thanked God in the midst of her celebration and prayed, saying she would stay blessed.

User @Nosisa🇿🇦🇺🇸 said:

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"She got my dream car, Mini Cooper convertible."

User @mbu shared:

"The car is beautiful, Shayan. Your baby deserves it. I'm watching the video on YouTube, it's a wow shame."

User @User @Mafaku added:

"Oh, sthandwa sam (my love). You deserve every good thing. Just enjoy your ride and be happy."

User @COUNT commented:

"When a woman stands true to her man and believes in him, these are the kinds of gifts she will receive. Not these other ones. They know themselves."

User @Southgeria Chick shared:

"Annie deserves it, this girl loves you, Shayan ❤️."

User @Lindy Mbili said:

"The love and support she always gives him, no, she deserves it, syakubongisa (we're happy for you), Annie."

Watch the TikTok videos below:

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Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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