Simone Biles
Simone Biles has a tattoo with the Olympic rings on her right forearm.
Simone Biles has a tattoo with the Olympic rings on her right forearm.
This blue ink tattoo on Kelly Clarkson’s left middle finger is somewhat of a mystery. She has had this tattoo for years but has never spoken about what it means. It looks like lowercase letters “dc” although in recent photos it’s very smudged. Depending on which side is up, it could possibly be “sp”as well.
Our best guess is that the “dc” stands for NFL team the Dallas Cowboys. Kelly grew up in Burleson, Texas which is a suburb in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and she is known to be a big fan of the team. She even got to write a song for them: “Get Up (A Cowboys Anthem).” Blue is their team color, which would explain the unusual color of Kelly’s tattoo.
Misty May-Treanor has on her right wrist a design on the letter ‘M^2’ tattooed with black ink. The M-squared design may have different meanings: Misty and Matt, Misty May, and M-squared (which is her volleyball skills clinic for young girls).
Athlete Misty May-Treanor has a tattoo on her lower back with the Roman numeral five (the number she played with in college) and the initials of her grandmother in between, everything surrounded by colorful flowers and a dragonfly.
Jordyn Woods has a tattoo of the Roman numeral “XXIII” on the back of her neck in honor of basketball legend Michael Jordan’s iconic number 23 jersey. Her own brother John Woods did the tattoo at Los Angeles’ Why Not Ink Tattoo in November 2015.
“Just landed in LA and decided to go get tatted by my brother @jwoodzart… Wouldn’t want anyone else to do this one for me. 23 forever,” she wrote on her instagram.
Lil Debbie has a tattoo on her hip of the number 23, which was basketball legend Michael Jordan’s jersey number.
Kreayshawn added a tattoo tribute to her hometown football team the Oakland Raiders in November 2011. The tattoo says “RV1DXR5” in a drippy font.
Ronda Rousey has a Kodokan flower tattoo on her right wrist. The Kodokan symbol is an 8 petaled flower of the cherry tree which was adopted by feudal Samurai because the flower is detached from the branch at the apogee of its beauty in order to die. Nowadays it is known as the Kodokan Judo emblem.