Ep 7. Couples Therapy

In Tattoo Nightmares season 2 episode 7, titled "Couples Therapy," viewers are taken on a journey to witness the challenges that some couples face when it comes to tattoos. In this episode, we meet two couples who have unfortunate tattoos that have caused them heartache in their relationships.

The first couple we meet is Danielle and Robert. They have been dating for three years and have both gotten tattoos of each other's names on their bodies. However, the tattoos are poorly done and have become a source of embarrassment and regret for both parties. The couple seeks out the help of Tommy Helm, Big Gus, and Jasmine Rodriguez, three tattoo artists who specialize in covering up bad tattoos. Danielle and Robert hope that the Tattoo Nightmares team can help them make their bad tattoos a thing of the past so they can move forward with their relationship.

The second couple featured in "Couples Therapy" is Jamie and Ryan. They have been married for three years and Jamie has a tattoo of her ex-boyfriend's name on her wrist. Jamie's tattoo has caused tension in her marriage with Ryan who is understandably bothered by it. Jamie is ashamed of the tattoo and wants it removed so she can move on with her life and her marriage. The Tattoo Nightmares team tries to help Jamie by not only covering up her bad tattoo but also giving her some advice on how to communicate with her husband and help him feel more comfortable with their relationship.

Throughout the episode, viewers witness the emotional toll that bad tattoos can have on individuals and relationships. Tattoo Nightmares not only covers up the tattoos, but it also delves into the stories behind them. The artists give advice to both couples on how to move on from their past mistakes and learn from them.

In addition to helping the couples cover up their tattoos, Tattoo Nightmares also focuses on making the cover-up tattoos look beautiful and meaningful. The artists take the time to listen to the client's story and create a unique and personalized design that not only covers up the bad tattoo but also represents something important to the client.

Overall, "Couples Therapy" is an emotional and heartwarming episode that reminds viewers of the significance of tattoos and the impact they can have on our lives. It is a testament to the transformative power of tattoo artistry and the importance of communication and understanding in relationships.