Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande's Tattoo Tale: A Deep Dive into Their Inked Love Story
Hello, ink enthusiasts and pop culture aficionados! Today, we're diving headfirst into the tattoo tale of Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande. If you've been living under a rock (or just not scrolling through Instagram), you might have missed their whirlwind romance and its equally swift end. But fear not, for we're here to serve you the tea on their inked love story. Guys, explore more in Guides And Explainers and pete davidson ariana tattoo.
The Beginning: A Match Made in Tattoo Heaven
Let's rewind to early 2018 when Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson first caught our attention. They met on Saturday Night Live, where Pete is a cast member, and Ariana was the musical guest. Sparks flew, and it wasn't long before they started making out backstage. But it was their tattoos that really got us talking.
Pete, known for his extensive ink collection, had just gotten a new tattoo of a black bunny mask - a nod to Ariana's iconic "Dangerous Woman" era. Ariana, on the other hand, had a "Dangerous Woman" tattoo on her finger that she covered up with a band-aid during their first kiss. It was clear that these two were already intertwined, literally and figuratively.
The Honeymoon Phase: Tattoos Galore
As their relationship blossomed, so did their tattoo collection. It was like they were playing a game of tattoo top trumps, trying to outdo each other with their public declarations of love.
Pete started things off by getting Ariana's initials tattooed on his thumb. Then, he got a tattoo of her iconic high ponytail on his neck. He even got a tattoo of her Dangerous Woman tattoo on his own finger. Talk about commitment!
Ariana wasn't one to be outdone. She got a tattoo of Pete's late father, a firefighter who died on 9/11, on her neck. She also got a tattoo of Pete's initials on her finger, and a tattoo of a pig - a reference to their pet pig, Piggy Smallz.
The Engagement: A Ring and a Tattoo
In June 2018, just a few weeks after they started dating, Pete and Ariana got engaged. And of course, they commemorated the occasion with more tattoos. Pete got two new tattoos - a "Mille Tendresse" (French for "a thousand tendernesses") tattoo on his ribcage, and a tattoo of Ariana's birthplace, Boca Raton, on his arm. Ariana, meanwhile, got a tattoo of a bunny mask on her ankle, a nod to Pete's tattoo and their shared love for the Harry Potter series.
The End: A Breakup and a Cover-Up
Sadly, all good things must come to an end. Pete and Ariana called it quits in October 2018. And as with any breakup, tattoos started getting covered up.
Pete was the first to make a change, getting a black heart tattooed over his Ariana initials tattoo. He also got a tattoo of the words "Cursed" on his neck, seemingly a reference to their whirlwind relationship.
Ariana took a little longer to make changes, but she eventually covered up her Pete tattoos with a new tattoo of a feather on her ring finger, and a tattoo of a bee on her ankle.
The Lesson: Love Hurts, But Tattoos Hurt More
So there you have it, folks. Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande's tattoo tale is a rollercoaster ride of love, loss, and ink. It's a reminder that while love might be fleeting, tattoos are forever. So, next time you're considering a tattoo, make sure it's something you'll still love when the honeymoon phase is over.
Until next time, stay inkspired!