Alyssa Milano
Alyssa Milano has a tattoo of a portrait of a young girl on the lower right side of her stomach.
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Tulisa Contostavlos
Tulisa Contostavlos has a four-leaf clover and “Lucky You” written on her lower stomach. The racy tattoo is a message for anyone fortunate enough to see it, as it usually covered by clothing.
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Pink
Pink has a tattoo on her stomach of a Chinese character representing love.
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Azealia Banks
Azealia Banks has a solid black heart tattoo on the right side of her stomach
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Azealia Banks
Azealia Banks has a trail of hearts tattooed on the left side of her stomach
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Carah Faye Charnow
The pirate swords on Carah Faye Charnow’s stomach were her very first tattoo and are her only tattoo without a meaning. More recently in March 2013 artist Dam Smith added a series of letters and numbers that represent Carah’s straight edge (drug free) lifestyle. The swords themselves look like X’s.
The letters “SE” stand for “Straight Edge” while “84” is for 1984, the year she was born. “OLOC” stands for “One Life One Chance,” which a song by the straight edge band H20 as well as the name of H20 singer Toby Morse’s anti-drug advocacy organization.
Carah considers herself straight edge since 1984 because she has always been drug free. Her uncle was killed by a drunk driver when she was a child, making her aware of the dangers of drinking from a young age. In her One Life Once Chance testimonial, Carah explains: “When I was about 5 or 6 years old my uncle died in a drunk driving accident. My grandmother was crying and I didn’t understand, and they explained to me what happened. My grandmother was freaking out and she grabbed me and she said ‘Carah, promise me that you will never, ever drink.’…And I was like ‘I promise grandma, I swear.’ I was so young, but I understood that alcohol had killed him.”
As she’s grown older, Carah’s convictions have grown even stronger. She says “It is so important to me that people know that there is nothing good that comes from [drugs and alcohol]…It just gets you no where. Every moment of my life that has reminded me of that has only strengthened me.”
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Angelina Jolie
On Angelina Jolie’s left hip is a large black cross next to the Latin phrase “Quod me nutrit me destruit,” which translates to “What nourishes me destroys me.”
