Couple breaks up after being handcuffed together for 123 days
NY Post
Talk about dumping the old ball and chain.
After being handcuffed together for a staggering 123 days — using the bathroom in front of one another and taking turns showering mere inches apart — troubled Ukrainian lovers Alexandr Kudlay and Viktoria Pustovitova have taken their shackles off and are moving on from one another. “Hooray,” shouted Pustovitova, 29, in late May as giant bolt cutters sliced through the steel chains that had bound her to Kudlay, 33, for three months, according to the Mirror.
It was a flashback to NYC in the 1990s.
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