Don't need to be shy, because we're pretty sure you're not the only one doing that.

Just like us, football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo also did some online shopping while being isolated (he's self-quarantining after a teammate tested positive for COVID-19).

But unlike us, his online shopping is on the next level.

A hypercar unlike others

According to a report by The Sun UK, the 35-year-old splurged on a brand new, limited edition Bugatti Centodieci.

Not only does the Bugatti Centodieci cost a bomb -- £8.5 million, which is roughly RM45.15 million -- it is one of the rarest hypercars ever made: there are only ten of these in the world.

According to Bugatti, the Centodieci is a tribute to the Bugatti EB110.

This insane hypercar boasts an 8-litre W16 engine, and special models of the Centodieci have up to 1600hp (which is, like, 1,500hp more horsepower than the Perodua Myvi).

The Centodieci has a top speed of 379km/h (!!) and can go 0-100km in just 2.4 seconds!

We are pretty sure CR7 will show off his latest splurge on Instagram, but we would have to wait for a bit before we see him in the Centodieci as Bugatti will only begin delivering the cars next year.

Other supercars in his garage

While the Bugatti Centodieci will arguably be the centerpiece of his garage, Ronaldo is no stranger to splurging on pricey vehicles.

He already has two Bugatti supercars parked in his garage: a Bugatti Chiron (worth £2.15 million, or RM11.41 milliom) and a Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport (worth £1.7 million, or RM9.02 million).

In fact, he even had the words 'CR7' embossed into the headrests of his Bugattis.

The Juventus superstar also has a blacked-out Lamborghini Aventador worth over £200,000 (RM1.06 million) in his garage, as well as a Ferrari F12 TDF worth £350,000 (RM1.86 million) ready to prowl.

Not just that, for his 35th birthday, his model girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez bought him a £600,000 (RM3.19 million) Mercedes G Wagon Brabus.

On top of other vehicles he has in his garage (click here for the full list), Ronaldo once told talk show host Piers Morgan in an interview last year that he likes to have "two of everything", which means that he probaby doubled up on some of his supercars listed above.