Debby Ryan
Debby Ryan has a matching square tattoo on the outside of her left pinkie finger which she shares with her good friend Emily Augustin. They got the homemade stick-and-poke tattoos in October 2016.
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Kelsea Ballerini
Kelsea Ballerini has a tattoo of a square inside a circle on her left wrist as a tribute to her song “Square Pegs” and its message of non-conformity. She told Ty Kelly and Chuck:
“My third tattoo is because of my song called ‘Square Pegs.’ The hook is ‘square pegs make the world go round’ and it’s about embracing what makes you different and knowing that flaws are not a bad thing. It’s what makes you who you are and embracing that. I got that tattoo in L.A.”
The feeling of not fitting in isn’t unique to Kelsea. She wrote this song trying to capture a universal feeling that everyone deals with sometimes, telling Radio Disney:
“A square peg, it’s someone who doesn’t necessarily fit in the mold of whatever normal might be. And I think we all have those moments of feeling like we don’t fit, like we’re the square peg….I’ve spent a lot of my life wondering where and how I fit, and I’m starting to find that there’s a lot of beauty in not fitting. I really wanted a song to capture that….Being normal can be a little boring sometimes. I think that being different is exciting.”
Many fans of the song have their own versions of this tattoo — including fellow country singer Levi Hummon. They got their tattoos together following their sold-out concert at the Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA on November 23, 2015. He told Mega Country:
“After the show we got very, very excited. I ended up getting a matching tattoo with Kelsea Ballerini. It’s currently on my hand. It’s actually her song, square peg in round hole.
And it’s about being a creative person, not being able to fit in necessarily, so I thought it related to me.”
Her makeup artist Meegan Pearson and some other members of her crew were also part of the matching tattoos.
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Hayley Williams
Hayley Williams announced her divorce from longtime partner Chad Gilbert in July 2017, leaving her with a regrettable tattoo of his initials “CEG” across three of her fingers. She covered them up with three black squares in February 2018. The boxes mean that she no longer has to see his initials, but going for such a dark cover-up makes it much more difficult if she ever wants to have laser removal.
This tattoo is something that Hayley doesn’t want to talk about for obvious reasons. When asked about her latest tattoo in an interview, she joked “how deep do we want to go?” and then proceeded to talk about her second most recent.
The troubles in their relationship are apparent throughout the lyrics of Paramore’s 2017 album After Laughter. Writing those songs actually made Hayley realize that their marriage was beyond saving. In an essay for Nylon, she wrote:
Writing kept me alive. Forced me to be honest….It helped me realize that I shouldn’t have ever married my ex and that love is not something we can just extract from one other.
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Addison Timlin
Addison Timlin has a small square tattoo on her right wrist.
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Jessica Szohr
Jessica Szohr has a tiny square design on the left side of her body.
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Emily Bett Rickards
Emily Bett Rickards has a tiny outlined square ink on her right wrist.
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Bea Miller
Bea Miller got this red square tattoo on her hand as a matching tattoo with three members of her crew: makeup artist and hairstylist April Bautista, social media manager Becky Sake, and digital marketer Kelley Fox. The four sides of the square represent the four of them. “my team > urs” wrote Bea on instagram.
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Zoë Kravitz
Zoë Kravitz has a little square tattooed on the outside of her pinkie finger
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Marsha Thomason
actress Marsha Thomason has a tattoo of four black squares connected by a line on her right upper arm. During a panel at Comic Con she revealed that she came up with the design herself and there is no deeper meaning behind it.
“There is no story about the tattoo, it’s so boring,” she explained. “I was 21 and I decided I needed a tattoo. I got a pen and I doodled for a while and I came up with four boxes and a line.”
