Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum
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"It was a joint decision," Tatum, 29, told PEOPLE at a Los Angeles screening of G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra. "We always wanted to get a tattoo of something together."
But the two, who met while filming 2006's Step Up, wanted their ink to be meaningful. "We weren't going to do each other's names," Tatum said, laughing. "We wanted to do something symbolic." So, the happy couple chose a phrase that they hold near to their hearts, and now, even closer to their skin.
"It was in one of our vows to each other," the actor said, as his wife showed off her recently-inked left foot. "We took it from that."
