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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Couple with matching face ink vow to both get bodies 100 covered in tattoos | History Defined

Terry United States Washington D.C.

A couple who got married just weeks after matching on Tinder have vowed to get their bodies completely covered in tattoos.

Terry and Carine Owens have been stared at in public because of their eye catching appearance since tying the knot two years ago.

The pair, from Washington, USA, share a love for body ink and both got their first tattoo as teenagers.

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