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According to Fier, the delay in performing the operation would only be to her detriment, since as far as the designer is concerned, he has to do it right after the birth.
Influencer Viih Tube and designer Eliezer are first-time parents and awaiting their first heiress, Lua, who will arrive soon. For this very reason, the former BBB couple are only happy and are already making plans to create a very special brand in honor of the girl: a tattoo that the blonde has revealed in detail as it should.
“We’ve even saved the drawing. Just waiting for her foot to do it. We want to tattoo a little foot with some information about it, like weight and birthday. We don’t know if it’s going to be in the same place on the body, because the two have a lot of tattoos. Maybe. I will have to wait for breastfeeding time”said the influencer.
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This revelation came in an interview that the influencer gave to Carioca Extra, published on Tuesday (28). According to Fier, the delay in carrying out the procedure will only be to her detriment, because as far as the designer is concerned, he has to do it immediately after birth: “But he wants to do it right away. If I let him go, he leaves the maternity ward with his arm sealed.”famously joked.
Vee and Eliezer already have some tattoos on their bodies. The strange thing is that even long before their daughter Lua was expected, they already had tattoos with references to the subject. She has a tattoo on her back, while Ellie has an astronaut on his arm. The influencer is entering the sixth month of pregnancy. She and Eliezer announced their pregnancy last November.
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