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The internet's thirst for GBBO's Nadiya's husband is out of control

Helllooooo Abdal.

Oct 8th 2015, 9:14 AM 10,322 Views 2 Comments

nads Source: @abdalabuMDM

LAST NIGHT NADIYA Hussain was crowned the winner of Great British Bake Off 2015.

And what a winner she was.

She baked the ultimate show stopper wedding cake, which featured jewels from her own wedding (commence weeping).

Her lovely family were there, cheering her on (weeping intensifies) and then she sealed her win with this stirring and emotional speech (fall to the ground, keening and wailing):

nadia

Even Mary Berry cried (admitted to hospital for dehydration due to too many tears)!

Just when we thought we could weep no more, Nadiya’s husband wrapped her in a hug and told her he was proud of her :
https://vine.co/v/e2lIhJIlOpl

And there was just one query on everyone’s lips:

Because you see… her husband… (deep breaths)… well, this is her husband:

And yes, he is rather dishy:

His skin looks like it’s been bathed in unicorn tears:

And the thirst was just so so strong:

Nadiya’s husband Abdal is on Twitter, showing his undying support, of course

nads2 Source: @abdalabuMDM

While Nadia has no intention of letting him steal her thunder, putting presenter Nick Grimshaw in his place on BBC Radio One this morning:

Nick: Everyone thinks your husband is really hot.
Nadiya: Yes, well, this is MY time.

And what a time it is. Nadiya forever.

Here’s how Nadiya won GBBO 2015>

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