Mark Zuckerberg unveils bizarre statue of wife Priscilla

Meta billionaire Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled a bizarre statue of his wife Priscilla.

The Facebook and Instagram tycoon, 40, shared a photo of the monument, which appeared to be made of oxidized green copper and steel, on social media Tuesday.

He wrote: 'Bringing back the Roman tradition of making sculptures of your wife.'

Priscilla, 39, was snapped sipping a hot drink in front of the new statue, which was created by artist Daniel Arsham.

Priscilla Chan poses in front of a statue of herself that was commissioned by her billionaire husband Mark Zuckerberg 

She shared the same image of herself sipping in front of the sculpture and wrote: 'You can't miss me!'  

The monument shows the former pediatrician staring stonily ahead of herself while walking.

Priscilla appears to be nude, but her body is covered by a dramatic swathe of highly-polished stainless steel designed to look like a robe.

Zuckerberg did not give any indication as to what had inspired the act of love, but friends and followers were quick to hail the gesture.

TV star Gayle King replied: 'Wow! .. is there a back story here or just Tuesday nite at your house ?? Ps do you have an older brother who is black I could meet.. asking for a friend.'

Liz Kelley wrote: 'Husbands everywhere are shaking.'

Yung Vec said: 'this is the most billionaire thing to do ever.'

And a user called tapcancerout joked: 'Was literally about to get the same thing for my wife. Now I have to pivot.'

The statue appears to be made from green oxidized copper and highly polished stainless steel and quickly set social media alight 

The Zuckerbergs, who wed in 2012, are pictured attending the wedding of Anant and Murkesh Ambani in India in March 2024  

Zuckerberg met Priscilla at a house party during her freshman year at Harvard in 2003. 

They wed in May 2012 - the day after Facebook's IPO made him a multi-billionaire.

The couple, who own homes in California and Hawaii, are parents to three daughters; eight year-old Maxima, six year-old August and Aurelia, who is 17 months-old. 

Chan graduated Harvard with a bachelor's degree in biology and worked as a teacher for a year.

She went back to college in 2008 to train as a pediatrician and completed her residency in 2015.