P!nk superfans get star permanently tattooed to mark her Townsville show
Devoted P!nk fans are getting the pop star inked on their bodies as a permanent reminder of their concert memories in Townsville. See the photos.
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Devoted P!nk fans are getting the pop star inked on their bodies as a permanent reminder of their concert memories in Townsville.
Friends Kira Collins and Thea Schlencker were among some of the fans who got inked with a special P!nk-themed tattoo this week at Tattoos by A in Oonoonba.
The pair sported matching ‘Pink 2024’ tattoos on their forearms as they partied the night away at the superstar’s first performance at Queensland Country Bank Stadium on Friday.
“We’ve been friends since second grade — basically like sisters,” Ms Collins said.
“We both made the impulse decision to get her name tattooed.
“It was our first concert experience, so I thought it would be a great idea to remember it.
“It’s also my friends first tattoo as well which makes it even more special especially for her.”
She said the concert had been a great opportunity for them to reunite with Thea living more than 700km away in Rockhampton.
“The show was amazing, we love you P!nk!”
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