In a general sense, "make a fuss of" refers to lavishing attention, care, or affection onto someone or something, often in an exaggerated or indulgent manner. It entails showing excessive concern, admiration, or enthusiasm towards an individual, object, or situation, often accompanied by gestures of appreciation, praise, or special treatment. When someone "makes a fuss of" someone else, they go out of their way to express their fondness, admiration, or regard, typically through gestures, words, or actions aimed at making the recipient feel valued, cherished, or celebrated. This phrase implies an extra level of attention or effort directed towards making someone feel special or important.