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‘I don’t want to know you’ – Singer Fave fumes over anonymous flowers
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‘I don’t want to know you’ – Singer Fave fumes over anonymous flowers

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Singer Fave has expressed frustration after receiving an anonymous bouquet of flowers, saying she has no interest in gifts from admirers who refuse to reveal their identity.

The singer shared her reaction in a video posted on her official social media page, where she displayed the bouquet and questioned why anyone would send flowers without identifying themselves.

According to Fave, the bouquet arrived without the sender’s name and was accompanied by a handwritten note on what she described as an ordinary piece of paper instead of a proper greeting card.

She said the gesture failed to spark any curiosity, noting that no one had reached out afterwards to confirm whether she received the flowers.

“Nobody should send me flowers if it’s not something worthy of my appreciation,” she said.

Fave explained that if the sender had included a name, she would at least know who sent the bouquet.

“I don’t even know who sent it. Nobody has reached out to ask if I received it. If they had written their name, I would at least know who sent it,” she said.

The singer also questioned why anyone would choose to remain anonymous after sending flowers, insisting that the gesture did not impress her.

“It is not even an actual card, and you want to be anonymous? I actually do not want to know who you are,” she added.

‘I don’t want to know you’ – Singer Fave fumes over anonymous flowers

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