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Katie Cassidy has writing wrapped around her left ankle which says “Know Thyself Be Thyself Love Thyself.” The phrase “Know Thyself” comes from ancient Greece and has been used in the writings of the Greek philosophers Plato and Socrates, among others.
Amber Heard has Spanish writing tattooed in red ink on her left side. It is a quote from the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. The words “te amo como se aman ciertas cosas oscuras, secretamente, entre la sombra y el alma” translate to “I love you as certain dark things are to be loved, in secret, between the shadow and the soul.”
Cara Delevingne has writing tattooed underneath both of her breasts. It says “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” in thin cursive lettering. It’s an optimistic life philosophy as well as the title of a song by Bobby McFerrin.
In October 2013 Cara Delevingne got a tattoo on her right wrist which says “Silence” in small cursive letters. “Silence speaks when words can’t,” she wrote in an instagram post.
Phoebe Tonkin has a tattoo on the top of her right foot that says “Balance”
Nicole Richie has a tattoo on the back of her neck of a red bow and her last name “Richie”
Laura Vandervoort has a tattoo of writing on the right side of her ribcage. It says “Remember to come and check on me.”
Laura Vandervoort stays optimistic with this tattoo on her right foot which says “Overcome”
Ella Eyre has a writing tattoo on the left side of her upper back. The words “Sliem għalik, Marija, Bil-grazzja mimlija” come from the Maltese language version of the Catholic rosary prayer, meaning “Hail Mary, Full of Grace.”
She doesn’t speak any Maltese herself, but chose language because she is ethnically Maltese on her mother’s side (her father is Jamaican). She first visited Malta when she three years old and says it’s “one of my favourite places in the world.” Hundreds of her second cousins still live there and she’s gone there for occasions such as a family wedding.
The British singer-songwriter had her first performance in Malta at the Isle of MTV festival in June 2018. She told TVM that the language is so sentimental to her that just hearing a taxi driver talk reminded her of her Maltese-speaking grandmother.
This is Ella Eyre’s only tattoo. She has said that she is “done with tattoos” and doesn’t want any others because of how much she loves this one. “One is enough, means too much to overshadow with another,” she tweeted.
JoJo Levesque has a tattoo on her side that says “ever to excel” in red ink. This phrase comes from the Ancient Greek epic poem Iliad by Homer. (more…)
