Alex Turner’s ex Taylor Bagley reveals savage break-up tattoo

23 February 2021, 11:36 | Up to date: 23 February 2021, 12:58

The inking, impressed by her cut up with the Arctic Monkeys’ frontman, seems subsequent to a tribute tattoo to their late canine Scooter.

Alex Turner’s ex Taylor Bagley has proven off her breakup tattoo devoted to the rocker.

The American mannequin and actress took to her Instagram tales to pay tribute to Scooter, the canine they as soon as shared collectively.

Nevertheless, it simply so occurred to be positioned close to the inking which is devoted the tip of her relationship with the Arctic Monkeys frontman.

The tat, which sees Alex’s identify dwarfed by a a headstone and the letters “RIP” has been tailored from matching {couples} tattoos they’d of one another’s names.

See the physique artwork in all its glory right here:

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The mannequin’s submit was made to memorialise three years for the reason that demise of their beloved canine Scooter, often known as Tootus, who Turner devoted the band’s Tranquility Base Lodge + On line casino album to.

Turner and Bagley dated from 2015-2018 and referred to as it quits in direction of the tip of 2018.

The Sheffield rocker has since dated French singer, Louise Verneuil, and so they seem to nonetheless be nonetheless going robust, with the pair noticed in London and Paris.

Louise Verneuil is an artist in her personal proper. Watch her Nicotine video right here:

Alex Turner has beforehand dated and been linked to American actress Arielle Vandenberg who he dated from 2011-2014, British mannequin and presenter Alexa Chung (2007-2011) and Johanna Bennett (2005-2007), who’s credited as a co-writer on the band’s much-loved Fluorescent Adolescent anthem.

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In the meantime, for followers hoping to listen to album quantity seven from the band, we may very well be even nearer than we predict.

Talking on an Instagram Stay on in January, drummer Matt Helders talked about a few of the “obstacles” the band have confronted throughout the coronavirus pandemic, noting: “Being seperated is one in all them.”

The Sheffield sticksman added: “We’re all wanting to do it – we’d have been doing it by now in a traditional time. There’s undoubtedly a want from our finish to do a brand new report, as quickly as we will.”

Although the band are separated by geography, Helders assured his followers that he is “at all times tinkering on machines and synths” at his Los Angeles house.

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Helders’ confession got here after the band’s supervisor Ian McAndrew revealed the band had been “engaged on new music” final 12 months.

The music boss spoke to Music Week in regards to the band’s Royal Albert Corridor dwell album and when requested what else they have been as much as, he teased: “They’re engaged on music. On this reasonably disjointed time, the fellows are beavering away and I hope that subsequent 12 months they’ll begin engaged on some new songs, new concepts, with a view on a future launch.”

He added: “It’s truthful to say that plans to jot down and report music have been deferred or postponed by way of difficulties in getting collectively. Nonetheless, it in some methods creates a welcome alternative, extra time, more room and talent to go away and dedicate a bit extra time to the artistic course of. That’s been a blessing in a bizarre manner.”

Although McAndrew revealed he does “get to listen to issues occasionally,” he would not know if there’s any full songs but.

Whereas the band are cut up aside amid the worldwide pandemic, McAndrew steered they’re in all probability not making communication as simple because it may very well be.

Requested if they’ve been working collectively utilizing Zoom, McAndrew laughed, revealing: “In the identical manner that the Arctic Monkeys don’t work together on social media, they don’t work together by way of audiovisual communication.

“I’ve by no means had a Zoom with a member of the Arctic Monkeys and I don’t suppose I ever will! This 12 months has been very a lot heads down engaged on tune concepts from house.”

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