Woman makes her boyfriend wear a T-shirt with her face on it for night out
A creative girlfriend has gone to great lengths to ensure her man doesn't stray
A WOMAN has gone to great lengths to ensure her boyfriend wasn't tempted to stray during a night out.
Holly Cockerill made her other half - Karl Hennan - wear a T-shirt with her face on it for his evening out on the town.
Taking to Twitter, Holly shared a hilarious snap of her standing behind her boyfriend grinning as he rolled his eyes while wearing a white T-shirt featuring a seductive snap of her as well as a warning to other women.
It read: "If your reading this you've been looking at my man for too long.
"And this is how Id' be looking at you if I was here. HI I'm Holly, his GIRLFRIEND!"
She captioned the image: "Don’t think Karl likes his new top I got him for his birthday x wear it with pride hun x"
The funny post soon racked up over 10k 'likes' and more than 1.5k retweets.
One person, who wasn't a fan of the idea, commented: "How insecure... do you have to be"
Another teased: "So psycho I love it. I know who to come to for ideas hahahahahahah"
A third joked: "Ah the solid pillars of every healthy relationship; possession and insecurity."
It is unclear how long the pair have been dating for, and where Holly's genius idea came from.
She later joked in another post that she wouldn't really be making him wear it out, writing: "People going mad at the fact I got my bf a top with my face on for a joke. If you think for one second I’m going make him wear it then your absolutely f****n right. lols joke it’ll be in bin after."
We recently told you how a woman "hired a model to test her boyfriend" only for the plan to backfire.
Appearing on the YouTube channel , the unnamed woman claims her partner had been acting “strange" and wanted to get to the bottom of his distant behaviour.
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But he ended up shunning the bait for another secret girlfriend.
Last year, we told you how a man jokingly put his girlfriend up for sale on eBay - and the price reached £70,000.
Comparing Kelly Greaves to an old car, Dale Leeks from Essex warned bidders that she "starts ok but after a while there's a constant whining noise that I can't seem to stop".