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Ariana Grande has the number “561” written vertically on her left thumb. This number is the area code for her home town of Boca Raton, Florida.
It is a matching tattoo with fiance Pete Davidson, who has his own Staten Island area code “718” on the same spot.
Kylie Jenner has moved on from Tyga and she’s got the ink to prove it. The reality TV star inked a tiny “t” on her ankle in November 2016 after years of dating of the rapper, but only six months later the relationship and the tattoo had both been replaced.
While her relationship with Tyga was always rocky and on-and-off, it’s been smooth sailing with new beau Travis Scott. They got their own pair of matching tattoos, butterflies on their ankles, in May 2017.
At the same time, she covered up Tyga’s initial and transformed the “t” (?) into an “LA” (??) for her hometown of Los Angeles, California.
The original tattoo was so tiny that she could have covered it with almost anything bigger — and perhaps she still will. But for the meantime she needed a quick fix so she chose to keep it discrete and work with what she had. The lowercase cursive “t” already looked like an “l” so all she had to do was add on an “a.”
Lauren Riihimaki got a second tattoo with coordinates on her back. In a vlog she explain that her tattoo means home and it reminds her of the place she grew old, her family and the loved ones.
Iggy Azalea made a major addition to her right arm half-sleeve with this pair of birds, which were first seen at the GQ Men of the Year Awards in Sydney on November 16, 2016. These kookaburra birds and the waratah flower on her hand are both symbols that remind her of home. Kookaburras are native to Australia and are the official state flower of New South Wales, where she grew up.
Iggy Azalea added to her half-sleeve in November 2016 with this flower that goes onto the back of her right hand. The flower is a waratah which is the official state flower of New South Wales, where Iggy grew up in the town of Mullumbimby. She told 103.5 KISS FM:
I’m from New South Wales in Australia, it’s a state, and this is our state flower that I have tattooed on me. A little piece of home.
Although Australia was her first home, Iggy never felt like she belonged there. She became enamored with America on trip to visit her grandparents when she was 11. She loved the glamour, the fashion, and how freely people expressed themselves. She dropped out of high school and moved to America to pursue her music career when she was 16 years old. She told Paper:
I knew I had to get the fuck out of where I lived. It was suffocating me. I wanted to live in a place where the sky was the limit, a place where my dreams weren’t strange or weird, where others had even crazier ideas than me. I knew all of that was in America, and that’s where I had to go and that’s where I thought people were going to accept my wild thoughts. I tried Sydney and Melbourne and they just weren’t it. Nothing else was.
Although she spends most of her time in Los Angeles, she was back in Australia when she had this tattoo done by artist SAINT at The Art Of Tattoo Studio near Sydney.
Chiara Ferragni has geographical coordinates on her ribcage to represent special places. She first started with three lines of latitude and longitude addresses and then later added onto the tattoo with four more for a total of seven lines.
Noah Cyrus pays tribute to her second home of Los Angeles, California with this simple hand-poked “LA” tattoo on the side of her left wrist.
Woahhvicky has a tattoo inside her lower lip reading “ZONE 6” for the area of Atlanta that she claims to be from.
Bea Miller and a friend from her hometown of Maplewood, NJ got matching maple leaf friendship tattoos in April 2017. Bea’s is on her right forearm, while her friend’s is on her rib cage. Both tattoos were done by artist Dave Hatton at Generation8Tattoo.
In March 2017, Bea Miller got two trees tattooed on her upper left arm by Dr. Woo. The trees represent the seasons as well as Bea’s hometown of Maplewood, New Jersey. “Spring maple ?, winter maple ☠️ for @beamiller” writes artist Dr. Woo.
