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Grande hides tattoos

Updated At : 06:17 AM Dec 04, 2018 IST

After their whirlwind engagement and subsequent break-up, singer Ariana Grande and comedian-actor Pete Davidson are both taking steps to cover up many of the matching tattoos they either got together or about the other person.

A few days after their split in October, Grande performed at A Very Wicked Halloween where she was seen covering her “Pete” tattoo with a Band-Aid.

Both Grande and Davidson got a heart design over other tattoos, which almost made it look like they got matching break-up tattoos. — IANS

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