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See Celebs’ Weird, Oversharey Valentine’s Day Photos
Kobe Bryant posted this steamy pic of his wife, Vanessa (Photo via Instagram)
Lots of celebs posts cute photos of themselves and their loved ones over Valentine’s Day, while some predictably went over the top.Take Michelle Obama, for instance—now there’s a classy Instagram Valentine's Day photo. Kobe Bryant, on the other hand, oy.
See a few of our favorite funny valentines below:
Lena Dunham posts a picture of her boyfriend, Jack Antonoff (better known as the guy from the band fun.), sleeping.
Rob Kardashian really nailed it with that second “love.”
Speaking of the Kardashians, Kim got 1,000 roses from Kanye West and took this ridiculous photo to prove it.
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Kat Dennings, uh, posted a picture of a tampon.
A little presumptuous, eh James Franco? (I mean we will be your valentine of course.)
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