Cosmetics tycoon Datuk Seri Aliff Syukri Kamarzaman, isn’t just a man known for founding the multi-million-dollar beauty product company D’Herbs Holdings Sdn Bhd, nor is he just that guy who had a Savannah cat taken from him by Animal Welfare authorities.
Yes, you may remember him as being the star of last year’s most locally panned film, Badang:
Or you may also recall that he had several cars impounded by road authorities after they uncovered a scam of his trying to shave a few thousand by registering in Borneo, where it’s cheaper, but driving in KL.
Today, he’s also the guy who cried about a Ferrari 458 Italia on fire on the Shah Alam Expressway as it approached the Sunway Toll Plaza.
Aliff uploaded the silent video, near tears, to his Instagram account to commemorate the immolating vehicle, writing only in the caption that he was “a weak man” and that the car was his “favorite.”
Also, can you call it a humble-brag if he also works in the fact that the car set him back RM1.8 million, or is that just bragging at this point?
We’re confused Aliff — is this car actually yours? Why are you in another car? How is it so easy for you to cry over an inanimate object, yet grace us with last year’s most wooden acting, second only to Luis Suarez doing that Tourism Malaysia spot?
Police report that the car was being driven by a 29-year-old Australian man when the incident occurred this afternoon.
They believe the fire started in the exhaust, and the driver pulled over to the emergency lane. One minute later, the car experienced a small explosion and continued to burn for another 30 minutes until the Fire Department arrived on the scene and extinguished the blaze.
The car, much like Aliff’s acting, is a write-off.
