All for love: Girl receives money-stacked birthday cake in viral video
- A beautiful girlfriend has been shocked to the bone by a surprise birthday cake
- In an interesting surprise, the cake gradually 'turned' into a long chain of money
- In the video going viral, the young lady kept extending until she was overwhelmed and stopped pulling
A beautiful young lady's boyfriend has given her the surprise of her life as her man decided to make a money-stacked birthday cake for her.
In a viral video sighted by Legit.ng on social media, the young lady was at a birthday party with some of her friends.
Projecting from the cake was a large ring that appeared to bear the tag 'happy birthday'. When it was time to eat the cake, she had to take out the ring. That was when her eyes started to pop as the ring was attached to a long chain of money.
Watch the video below:
She kept pulling and pulling and the money chain just kept extending and extending. The birthday girl could not keep calm as the shock of the money got into her.
The lady's friends cheered her on with loud shouts as she kept pulling the money chain. It is rather interesting that even at the end of the video, the chain had not been exhausted.
The birthday girl was simply overwhelmed by the joy and could not keep pulling any longer.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Rebecca Brown, a 39-year-old single mum and nurse, has become a parent after she funded an IVF treatment from her £1million (N474,389,200) family lottery money.
With the help of a donor, she had a girl-child at the Nottingham hospital, a baby she named Priceless.
For the IVF to take place, the nurse had to shell out a whopping amount of £12,000 (N5,692,453.74) from her £250,000 (N118,597,305) share of the family lottery money.
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