A TikTok video of Lily the cat cruising down the aisle on a remote control car has gone viral with over 2.4 million views. Read more at straitstimes.com.
A cat stole the limelight at a wedding in Malaysia when the feline calmly rode a remote control car to deliver a pair of rings to the bride and groom.
As such, the fluffy feline was drafted in to take on the role of a ring bearer during the wedding ceremony. A box with the rings were placed on the vehicle’s hood. Lily’s harness appeared to be tied to the steering wheel, and that could be the reason why she did not jump out of the vehicle.
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