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Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, received a heartfelt surprise from his wife, Priscilla Chan, that captured the hearts of many on Instagram. To celebrate the successful completion of nine months of rehabilitation following Zuckerberg’s ACL surgery, Chan baked a unique cake shaped like a knee joint. She humorously dubbed the occasion “Knee Day,” paralleling the nine months of rehab to a pregnancy, but resulting in an ACL instead of a baby.

Chan’s post featured her smiling while holding the intricately designed cake, with the caption, “Happy Knee Day to Mark! You have been working so hard on ACL rehab for 9 months. Just like pregnancy except instead of a baby you get an ACL.” This playful and affectionate message quickly resonated with many, garnering nearly 9,000 likes and a flood of appreciative comments.

Mark Zuckerberg’s reaction was equally sweet. He responded to the post with a heart emoji, a folded hands emoji, and the endearing message, “You’re the best.” This brief but touching exchange between the couple was met with widespread amusement and admiration from their followers.

The post prompted a wave of witty and supportive comments from Instagram users. One person joked, “I knee-ed a wife like her,” while another playfully said, “That’s what the happiKnees is all about.” Many others chimed in, praising the thoughtful and humorous gesture, calling it “the most delicious looking ACL” they had ever seen.

This charming episode follows Zuckerberg’s injury last year while preparing for an MMA fight, which led to a torn ligament and subsequent surgery. His recovery journey involved stepping back from adventurous activities and focusing on his rehabilitation, supported by his wife’s thoughtful gestures and encouragement.

This endearing social media moment underscores the couple’s supportive relationship and offers a glimpse into their personal lives, adding a touch of humor and warmth to Zuckerberg’s recovery process.

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