A mum is currently trying to track down a man whose name she got tattooed on her bum while vacationing with her girlfriends in Magaluf 10 years ago.
Back in 2012, Kaylie Williams was on holiday with four mates when she got ‘chatty’ with a bunch of lads from Cardiff, Wales, who were wearing a diaper while at a stag party.
One of the men offered Williams €30 to get a tattoo of his name on her buttocks. So she did.
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While recalling the situation, Williams said: "I was walking passed and I was drunk.
"Out of the blue, something popped into my head and I thought 'I will have a tattoo,' quite a lot of people do when they are in places like Magaluf.
"This guy who I got chatting to in the group, said 'why don't you have my name tattooed on you, I will pay for it.”
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Initially, Williams thought the man was joking but decided she’d honour his dare.
"So I did and he paid for it. It must have been about €30. It was so random," she explained.
The following day, Williams woke up from her night out with ‘Daniel Forde’ tattooed on her backside.
And whether it was a sick joke or the greatest romantic comedy plot unfolding, as luck would have it, Forde was also staying in the same hotel as Williams.
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However, the Welsh bloke returned to his hometown in Cardiff the next day, and Williams never saw him again.
"That was the last I ever saw of him. It was not a holiday romance type of thing. The tattoo was simply a 'yes, let's go for it'," she said.
Despite the experience being a laughable moment, Williams doesn’t regret the tattoo as she said it’s a small tribute to her vacation getaway.
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“It is a nice little reminder of our girls' trip away," she said.
But now, the mother is determined to find the man whose name resides on her lower end, saying: “‘It is his name on my bum after all.”
She added: “If I do manage to find him, I have no idea what I will say to him. Maybe I will offer him his money back for paying for the tattoo.”
Here’s hoping this epic party goer turned mum is finally reunited with her muse.
Charisa Bossinakis