The couple had been unable to spend the day together due to the COVID-19 outbreak travel ban — Levo is based in Macau while Ady and their son live in Taiwan. So to make up for his absence, Levo arranged for a bouquet of flowers to be delivered to Ady, along with a very special present.

But because Ady had no idea about Levo's V-Day surprise, the bouquet was left outside her home for eight hours. 

It didn't help that Ady didn't get any of Levo’s hints to look out for the gift. 

“Someone kept dropping hints [about the present], but I just couldn't get it. He ended up calling me to ask me to open the door instead,” wrote Ady on Weibo.

Although Ady only mentioned that she had received a bouquet in her caption, netizens noticed that Levo had gifted Ady a Rolex watch as well.

“Turns out, Levo’s not only wealthy and handsome, he dotes on his wife too. I'm so jealous,” one netizen wrote.

Levo has always been generous when it comes to gifts. Just last year, Levo, who’s the CEO of Macau’s Tak Chun Group, bought Ady four holiday villas in Macau after she gave birth to their son. It's said that the villas are worth over S$100mil. 

Of course, his generosity is not limited to Ady. All 200 guests at their 2017 wedding in Hawaii had their flights and accommodation paid for by Levo. And if that's not enough, each guest also received a customised smartphone worth over $$2,000 so they could capture the happy moments at the wedding.

According to reports, for her engagement and wedding, Ady received three rings, including a 10.57 carat diamond stunner. All three rings are said to be worth S$4.55mil. That's not all. When she turned 37, Ady received a S$2.7mil diamond necklace. 

Photos: Ady An/Weibo