Jesus Couple

Definition

Two people who are so aesthetically perfect and romantically flawless together that they achieve near-deity status among their peers—the kind of couple that makes others believe in soulmates.

Example Usage

Angelina and Brad are such a Jesus Couple; everyone wants their relationship.

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