British rapper Russ Millions (real name Shylo Batchelor Ashby Milwood), famed for trailblazing UK drill on mainstream charts, surprised his girlfriend Shemara London, an influencer and younger sister of Steff London, with a lavish anniversary gift to celebrate their first year together.

Shemara took to TikTok to share the moment, standing in front of a vehicle draped with a bow and surrounded by flowers on the bonnet. As the cloth was lifted, she flashed a beaming smile at the gleaming 2023 Range Rover Evoque. The caption on the video read:

“A whole care for my one year anniversary. Thank you to my man.”

Shemara later shared mirror photos of herself beside her new car, complete with the floral display, on Instagram, captioning the carousel:

“Princess treatment only.”

Fans flooded both platforms with enthusiastic comments:

“Go baby you deserve it all”

 “We need more men like this, very beautiful lady”

“How it should be!”

 “Congratulations beautiful, love this for you”

However, some viewers raised eyebrows at the model year of the car, pointing out the 2023 plate in 2025:-

“Is that a 23 plate Evoque?”

“Can someone tell Russ he’s 2 years later?”

“We’re in 2025”

Others took a more cynical view:

“Now all these regular girls are gonna have their expectations high af for the next relationship”, and “Breakdown in 3, 2, 1…”

The viral post didn’t just stir followers, it also sparked a conversation about relationship standards in the influencer space. DJ and producer Skyla Tylaa chimed in via Snapchat, reposting a screenshot of Shemara with her new car and adding:

“I’m not settling for less. Bro done his big one!!”

The couple’s relationship first caught public attention a while ago, when fans began spotting flirty comments and emojis exchanged between the two on social media. Though neither has given a formal confirmation in interviews, their digital trail has left little doubt about their relationship.

Despite the chatter, Russ and Shemara’s milestone moment stood out as a celebration of love, style, and social-media-era romance, complete with horsepower, haters, and high standards.