Birthdays are certainly reason enough to celebrate. For those who happen to be in love, however, going all out with romantic (and sometimes sexy) presents for your partner is never a bad idea. This was advice clearly given to Lilit Avagayn before her husband, Reggie Bush, turned 38 earlier this week. In honour of her man, the dance choreographed an intimate routine to Chris Brown's "Under The Influence," sure to leave him tantalized.
"Happy Birthday Daddy," she wrote in the caption of her commemorative Instagram post. "I dedicate this dance to you, my love. Sometimes mommy dances," the brunette beauty added. The post was later edited to address the hate comments that have been pouring in. Due to the intimate nature of her routine, and the water pouring down making it all the more inappropriate, many viewers were left uncomfortable by Avagayn's antics.
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"There are some things you just gotta keep between you and your husband," one person wrote. "Why do we have to see you dedicating your body to him?" Clapping back at comments like this, Bush's wife wrote, "I'm a dancer! I wanted to do a dance and post it on MY social media and dedicate the dance to my husband. How can anyone be mad at that? Just enjoy the performance."
Thankfully, not all the replies to Avagayn's birthday tribute were negative. "That is awesome that you know how to keep the spark going in your marriage and that you still find ways to let him know he is the one," one person praised the 35-year-old. "I am surprised at some responses when this looks like the choreography from many dance videos we see on social media. Also when singers do this in their videos it is art."
Reggie and Lilit's Life Together
As TMZ notes, Reggie Bush and Lilit Avagayn tied the knot nearly a decade ago, in 2014. They share three young children together, Agyemang, Briseis, and Uriah, all pictured with their parents above. Do you think the birthday dance video was too much for Instagram? Let us know in the comments, and check back later for more pop culture news.
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