When Mark Zuckerberg Followed The "Roman Tradition Of Making Sculptures Of Your Wife"

Mark Zuckerberg is a number one husband for good reason and he has proven that yet again. The former Facebook and now Meta CEO not just aces running a ginormous multinational corporation but also keeps things romantic on the home front. Mark, who has been married to his sweetheart Priscilla Chan since the year 2012, gave serious husband goals to the people of the internet as he posted a carousel post on his Instagram handle which will make you go 'awwww'.

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Mark posted a picture and a video featuring his wife and sculpture that he got made of her in line with the Roman tradition. Mark Zuckerberg captioned the post, "Bringing back the Roman tradition of making sculptures of your wife. Thanks @danielarsham". It showed a Roman Goddess inspired statue in what looks like their backyard, of his wife Priscilla and also made her pose with it in her robe while sipping on her cup of choicest beverage.

The sea-blue coloured sculpture had quite a resemblance to his wife and was detailed with a metallic silver-toned cover-up that featured abstract wings which were perhaps symbolic of her freedom, upward journey in life and constant onwards flight and progress. The sculpture was made by artist, Daniel Arsham who was roped in by Mark Zuckerberg for this task.

Mark Zuckerberg is both CEO and husband goals as he made hearts melt on the internet by falling in line with an ancient Roman tradition and getting a sculpture made dedicated to his wife, Priscilla Chan.

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