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Michael J. Fox Got His First Tattoo At Age 57

It's a turtle.

By Chase Hill
January 12, 2019 5:00 am EST
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Actor Michael J. Fox, 57, recently got his first tattoo: a sea turtle. (Photo by Brian de Rivera Simon/Getty Images)
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