A woman got a tattoo she didn't know the design of by a complete stranger - through a wall. But Tahlia Pritchard has admitted she regretted the decision almost immediately and began Googling locations for laser removal after seeing it for the first time.
She talked about her body art ordeal in a TikTok video. She wasn't the only one unsure on the tattoo, with many of her followers saying they would "simply cry" if they had it, reports the Daily Mirror.
While several viewers weren't impressed with the design, Tahlia revealed that, thankfully, the tattoo was free.
The clip, which has now surpassed a whopping 2.9 million views to date, showed the TikToker bravely putting her lower leg through the wall, which was curtained out of sight.
Captioning the post, Tahlia wrote: "Out here at #FODI making some dangerous decisions."
"Putting my blind faith in someone I've never met to give me a mystery tattoo," she added alongside the video.
The tattoo, which was situated on her ankle, consisted of a questionable two-part design - a skull's head with a bird perched on top.
After the TikToker spotted her new permanent ink that she had done in Sydney, Australia, she admitted that it was easier to "just laugh" than cry.
She added: "Once the adrenaline wore off and I looked the next day I was like, 'oh'."
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Sharing an update video eight days after the permanent inking, Tahlia explained: "I've been through a lot of emotions, and I've read a lot of comments of people thinking I already had it, which I didn't.
"People were being like, 'I would never do something like that'. That's f****** fine, I did and I live to tell the tale.
"I've kind of landed on the idea 0f what if I keep it exactly how it f****** is? It's always going to be a funny story to tell, there he is Bert."
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