Yes, Cara Delevingne and Kaia Gerber did just reveal matching tattoos

Which best friend would you get inked with?

Cara Delevigne and Kaia Gerber share matching tattoos
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Which best friend would you get inked with?

Cara Delevigne isn't exactly tattoo shy. Rumour has it the model has over twenty, and yet her latest reveal is seriously cute.

Sharing a celebratory message on Cara's 28th birthday, her best friend Kaia Gerber posted a photo of the pair on her Instagram story. In the picture, they have the arch of their feet to the camera, where both have 'solemate' inscribed.

Cara shared it on her own Instagram story, where she has 44.2 million followers.

That's a forever kind of friendship vibe and a serious commitment.

Cara and Kaia share matching tattoos

Both already have several other tattoos. Alongside Cara's twenty, Kaia reportedly has ten 'minimalist designs'. Thinking of getting a tattoo yourself? This advice from celebrity tattoo artist Ricky Williams may help.

Kaia certainly wasn't the only one to wish her pal a happy birthday, with messages and well wishes from a whole host of celebrities including Joan Smalls, Karlie Kloss and Kerry Washington.

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To mark her special day, Cara asked her followers for a present—in the form of political support.

On her Instagram, she said: "For my birthday this year, join me in demanding Congress pass the Break Free From Pollution Act and put our planet and public health above corporate profit. 🌎 Link in my bio to sign the petition - can we get 28,000 signatures for my 28th birthday? @sierraclub."

According to the Senate website, the Break Free From Pollution act "works to address the crisis by reducing plastic packaging and putting the brakes on increased plastic production. The Act also sets the goal posts for state and local governments to hold the plastic industry accountable for the pollution it creates."

This comes at a time where we're fully beginning to understand the devastating impact plastic pollution is having on our planet. Shockingly, 8 million pieces of plastic end up in the ocean every day. You can only imagine how damaging the effect on marine wildlife and ecosystems is.

Good on the star for using the platform to promote good.

Ally Head
Senior Health, Sustainability and Relationships Editor

Ally Head is Marie Claire UK's Senior Health, Sustainability, and Relationships Editor, nine-time marathoner, and Boston Qualifying runner. Day-to-day, she works across site strategy, features, and e-commerce, reporting on the latest health updates, writing the must-read health and wellness content, and rounding up the genuinely sustainable and squat-proof gym leggings worth *adding to basket*. She's won a BSME for her sustainability work, regularly hosts panels and presents for events like the Sustainability Awards, and saw nine million total impressions on the January 2023 Wellness Issue she oversaw. Follow Ally on Instagram for more or get in touch.