Mark Zuckerberg expresses love for his wife Priscilla Chan by commissioning Roman-inspired statue of her

PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA: Mark Zuckerberg shared a cute snap of his wife Priscilla Chan standing in front of her newly-commissioned statue.

On his Instagram post, the Facebook founder expressed love for his partner in a similar fashion to the ancient Romans. 

"Bringing back the Roman tradition of making sculptures of your wife," Zuckerberg captioned the post which also featured a video of the statue in a garden.

Priscilla Chan shares the post with a cheeky remark

Meanwhile, in the image, Priscilla Chan is seen enjoying her beverage in a mug as she wears a dusky pink robe with white and blue details. 

The piece of art is created by Daniel Arsham and shows Chan standing in a wind-blown silver outfit, according to People. 

Chan was quick to share Zuckerberg's post on her Instagram Stories and commented, "You can’t miss me!"

According to National Museums Liverpool, a blog explains that statues and busts from the period were regularly made to honor late loved ones or "to refer to significant relatives and to make meaningful associations."

Chan and Zuckerberg started dating in 2003 during their Harvard days and tied the knot in May 2012. The couple share three children - Maxima, August, and Aurelia.  

Internet admires Priscilla Chan's sculpture commissioned by Mark Zuckerberg

Netizens were in awe over Daniel Arsham's artwork. Many praised the Meta head for such a sweet gesture to his wife Priscilla Chan.

One person admired the sculptor on Instagram post, "Wow, he does insane sculpture work. Must have been a fun project!"

"And it came with a matching coffee mug! Amazing sculpture 🙌🔥" a second user praised.

A curious follower asked, "Oh wow what is sculpture made of."

Another chimed, "Husbands everywhere are shaking."

"Per the lyrics by @champagnepapi, “Oh, you fancy, huh?” Lol!" another joked.

"This is next level !! Love the matching mug," one shared. 

One made a comment, "Zuck statue the size of the statue of liberty next."

"This will be in a museum someday 😮" one expressed.

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