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Getting a tattoo inspired by your (maybe) boyfriend is Tina Tyler Archivesrarely a good idea. But what if you're Rihanna, and the tattoo is a cool shark? That complicates things.

While Drake has chosen to chronicle his love in billboard form, RiRi went — as usual — a much cooler route: she got ink that may or may not be a reasonable fascimile of a toy shark Drake gave her in Toronto several weeks ago.

SEE ALSO: Drake tripped on Rihanna's dress after not kissing her

Exhibit A: Please behold the aforementioned stuffed shark, visible in Drake's hammy post-VMAs Instagram.

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Exhibit B: A close-up of Rihanna's new tattoo, posted to Instagram by her longtime tattoo artist Keith "Bang Bang" McCurdy.

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There can only be so many camo sharks in the world, right? It has to be the same one.

Is this once-and-for-all proof of the Rihanna/Drake relationship? Will Rihanna ever Rih-gret her new ink? Where can we get a camo stuffed shark?

We can only answer one of those questions: camo sharks are available from Ripley's Aquarium of Canada for the stunning price of $14.99.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

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