Johnny Depp modified his "Winona forever" tattoo to say what?

Back in 1989, Winona Ryder was 17 and Johnny Depp was 25, and their eyes locked at a party after the premiere of "Great Balls of Fire," per InStyle. A few months later they met up at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles and started dating. Five months after they started dating, they got engaged. "There's been nothing in my 27 years that's comparable to the feeling I have with Winona," he told People in 1990.

They were so in love that Depp went out and had "Winona Forever" tattooed on his arm. They broke up the relationship after three years.

In 1993 interview with "Australia Tonight," he was asked if he regretted the Winona tattoo. He said, "No, I don't regret the tattoo at all. ... It's a part of my past, and it's a part of my history. I would definitely keep it," he said. "I mean, I could add things to it, I could subtract, I could make it 'Wino Forever.'"

And while that may have seemed like a joke at the time, that's exactly what Depp did.