The Valleys’ stay Natalee Harris bids goodbye to infamous sheep tattoo on her VAGINA

THE Valleys star Natalee Harris has had her infamous sheep tattoo removed from her vagina.

The former reality star, who shot to fame on the now defunct MTV show in 2012, shared a video clip of herself getting the unfortunate inking lasered off on Friday.

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The Valleys followed a group of working class twenty-somethings from across South Wales living and working together in Cardiff.

During its three series, viewers saw the girls, including Natalee, throwing punches, necking shots, having sex and getting sheep tattooed on their vaginas.

Turning her back on her wild antics, Natalee wrote on Friday: “Well ... As the valleys came to an end so did my relationship with my sheep tattoo .... Bye bye ..”

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Last year Natalee opened up about her time in the spotlight, and revealed she’s happy to return to normal life.

She said: “I got a free set of teeth and a free pair of t*ts out of it, and I’m happy with that, to be honest.

“I’m back in my old job which is nice. When you’re doing something that’s disconnected from everybody I think you lose a bit of your self-worth.

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“I was surprised it didn’t get a fourth series, it got really good ratings. They said they wanted to put the budget in to Ex On The Beach.

“They have pitched Ex On The Beach to me, but it wouldn’t really work as I’m in a relationship. I’ve got no interest. I’m more of a Nandos and quiet night with Britain’s Got Talent girl now, not going out and getting drunk.”

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