A woman who missed Greggs so much during lockdown decided to get the bakery chain's logo tattooed on her bum in tribute.
Caitlin Jones, 20, from Paisley in Scotland was gutted when Greggs was forced to close during lockdown. But when she was finally reunited with her daily sausage roll, she decided to permanently mark the occasion.
The mum-of-one booked herself in at her local tattoo parlour for the earliest available appointment, and on Monday 14th September, Caitlin had the Greggs logo tattooed on her bum.
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Now that is dedication!
"I'm obsessed with Gregg's and I've always loved their sausage rolls," said Caitlin.
"Before lockdown I used to get one nearly every day so I was absolutely gutted when they closed.
"I was more bothered about Greggs reopening than the pubs so I decided when the tattoo parlours re-opened that I was going to get something to share my love for them.
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"Most people love it and think it's hilarious, the tattoo artist said to me he was buzzing to do it and other people have said it's iconic and that I'm a legend."
Despite the positive response from most people, Caitlin has suffered abuse from trolls, but she says she's brushed it off.
"Some people have said it's embarrassing but I got over that pretty quickly and I'm still in love with it," she continued.
Mum Caitlin, who has an 11-month-old son named Brody, paid £100 for the three-inch inking, which took 90 minutes.
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And it's even spurred her on to get another, after pictures on Facebook racked up nearly 3,000 likes and 1,800 shares.
"I did have some doubts when I was going to get it and I toyed with the idea of getting a sausage roll on the other side too but I think I'll wait until the dust settles on this one first," she said.
It's official - Caitlin is most definitely Greggs' number one fan!
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