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Colbie Caillat has a tattoo on her right foot of a bird perched on top of half of a coconut. It is a matching tattoo with producer Mikal Blue and co-writer Jason Reeves. The image symbolizes all of their nicknames: a coconut for Colbie’s nickname “Coco” and a blue jay for Mikal Blue and Jason (“Jay”) Reeves. The three have worked together on Colbie’s music for many years, and in 2012 they formed the writing and production team CocoBlueJay.
Kat Graham has a tattoo on the inside of her left wrist which says “nosce te ipsum.” The words are written in Latin and it means “know thyself.”
Alice Dellal has an upside-down skeleton tattoo on the inside of her right arm. The tattoo is a cartoon skull, vertebrae, collarbones, and ribcage.
Alice Dellal has a tattoo on the side of her left hand below her thumb. It appears to say “OLIV.”
Lily Allen and her friend Lindsay Lohan got matching “shhh…” tattoos on their index fingers at Shamrock Tattoos in West Hollywood after a night of partying.
Unfortunately Lily didn’t realize that Rihanna already had the same tattoo, and now regrets it. In an interview on the Australian TV show Rove, she revealed “I since found out that Rihanna’s got the same thing, so it’s not really — I mean she’s very cool, but you know what I mean, it’s like I thought I was being original.” Lily and Lindsay got their tattoos in February 2009 but Rihanna has had hers since June 2008.
It’s a reminder that you should always do your research before getting a tattoo!
The tattoo on Megan Fox’s right shoulder blade says “We will all laugh at gilded butterflies” in a medieval gothic font. The quote comes from Shakespeare’s play King Lear, though Megan slightly altered the wording.
Megan Fox once had a large portrait of Marilyn Monroe on her right forearm, but then had a change of heart and removed it. Marilyn struggled with depression throughout her life and died at only 36 years old. As Megan grew older, she no longer wanted to have a tattoo with such negative implications.
“I got it when I was 18,” she told Access Hollywood. “I just feel like her life was surrounded and shrouded in so much mystery and tragedy. She was troubled, and there’s negativity with her life and with her death. And I just feel like there are better things to have inked on your body than someone who struggled so much. So in getting older, I just decided that it was something that I wanted to get rid of.”
She began the process of laser tattoo removal in 2011. The removal is far more painful than getting the tattoo. “It hurts really bad. It’s really painful. Getting them is not that bad, obviously, because I have so many,” she told Jay Leno. “It’s traumatic and it’s incredibly painful. They can’t numb it enough to make the pain go away.”
The tattoo on the back of Megan Fox’s neck is a Chinese character meaning “strength.”
Megan Fox has a colorful tattoo the inside on her right ankle of a yellow and orange crescent moon with a face on top of a bue star.
Going down Megan Fox’s right side is a passage from German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. It reads “And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music.” It’s a statement to live your life without fear of judgement because your actions won’t always make sense to people who don’t understand the circumstances.
