This is the moment the boasting daughter of a multi-millionaire Mexican gambling boss infuriates social media users as she flaunts her luxury lifestyle.

What was supposed to be a funny influencer clip by heiress Nirvana Hank Amaya, 23, misfires badly as she misjudged how insulting the video would be to hardworking people.

As she strolls through the grounds of her luxury family estate she says: “Of course I don’t have giraffes in the yard of my house.”

Then she walks up to a tiny, barren, concrete compound where one of the African savannah beasts is locked up.

Nirvana is then filmed parading through a massive dining room with a table that can seat 24 with ease, enough for her and her 22 siblings.

She simpers at the camera and says: “In my family’s dining room there is barely enough room for my siblings.”

Back in the grounds, she shows off a specially built island retreat for the family’s pet monkeys and brags: “Of course we don’t have an island of monkeys.”

Nirvana’s mega-wealthy father is Jorge Hank Rhon, the former city president of Tijuana who made millions from casinos and gambling.

But in one scene she strolls past a massive gambling house lit up like a Christmas tree and coos: “Of course I have never been to a casino.”

Back at her house, she shows off an eye-watering expensive modern statue based on a samurai warrior as she smirks: “Of course we don’t have anything strange in my house.”

Then as she walks across the pitch of Tijuana’s star football team Xolos she says: “Of course I’m not going to the Xolos.”

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Nirvana’s father is one of Mexico’s most notorious public figures.

He had been accused in the past of money laundering, murder. Exotic animal trafficking and once arrested for possessing unlicensed guns.

Social media users reacted furiously to the footage.

One X user ‘Maya’ wrote: “Nirvana Hank did not ask to be born into the family she was born in. But she did decide to become an influencer and show the opulence in which she and her family live. Acting funny as if it were funny to have a giraffe as a ‘pet’ living in those conditions. Rich people, but stupid.”

While ‘jup1t3r_wr1’ wrote: “THE SPACE A GIRAFFE HAS?!?!?!?!? “lit lives in a little square as if it were an exhibition.”

And ‘Tezcatlipocaxx’ said: “It gives me a lot of anxiety that the giraffe is stepping on concrete and is standing there without moving, motionless and treated like an exotic object.”

After the angry backlash Nirvana later deleted the video, according to local media.