Alexis Krauss
Alexis Krauss has a tattoo on her right wrist of the name “Candi”
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Melissa Marie Green
Melissa got the words “Dollar Signs” tattooed in large letters across the backs of both thighs in March 2014.
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Ariana Grande
Ariana Grande’s second tattoo was writing on the back of her neck. It was done in March 2014 by artist Romeo Lacoste from the TV show “Best Ink.”
She writes: “not exactly the easiest spot to get a photo of on your own but nonetheless I am very happy. thank you again @romeolacoste”
Christina Grimmie
Christina Grimmie git her first tattoo in March 2014. It says “all is vanity,” which comes from a passage in Ecclesiastes — her favorite book in the Bible.
Lacey Sturm
Lacey Sturm has a tattoo covering her whole left forearm which says “Beulah.” It comes from the Bible verse Isaiah 62:4 “No longer will they call you Deserted, or name your land Desolate. But you will be called Hephzibah, and your land Beulah; for the LORD will take delight in you, and your land will be married.”
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Tori Praver
The tattoo on Tori Praver-Fuller’s left elbow says “Malu Lani” which means “Protected by Heaven” in Hawaiian
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Tori Praver
Tori Praver-Fuller has a tattoo on the inside of her right elbow that says “Mahina,” which is her son Ryan’s middle name. Toriis from Hawaii and Mahina is the Hawaiian word for “moon.”
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AME
A*M*E has a tattoo of writing on the right side of her ribcage
Ash Costello
Ash Costello added the words “Love Kills” in red ink next to her razor wrist tattoo in February 2014.
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Ash Costello
Ash Costello got the word “Dead” tattooed on the back of her hand in February 2014 by artist Danny Anchor. She loves zombies and vampires and often refers to herself as a “Living Dead Girl.”
In a video, she talks about the commitment she’s made by getting this and her other hand tattoos:
Going underneath the sleeve, as we called it, and getting onto my hand was a HUGE commitment. As we joke, we say “there goes my bank job” or “there goes my corporate desk job.” Which obviously I was never going to have. But getting a tattoo on your hand or neck or face solidifies like, that’s it — you are committed to being an artist and you are so screwed if you ever decide otherwise.
