15+ Celebrities who dropped the ball when getting a tattoo and gave a lot to talk about on social media

Nowadays, many people put aside the fear of the supposed pain and decided to get a tattoo. Whether anonymous or celebrities, some people decide to write inspiring phrases or names and dates to honor their loved ones on their own skin. However, things don’t always turn out as desired and an extra letter or a grammatical error can happen.

O awesome.club loves to show curiosities from the world of the famous, so he gathered 15 celebrities who got tattoos with the most diverse mistakes. Check out the list and then let us know if you’ve been through something similar.

Ariana got a tattoo to commemorate her hit ‘7 Rings’, however, the spelling was wrong. The symbols were written that, separately, mean seven and rings (七輪), but together, they form the word ‘Kebab🇧🇷 The famous said that the tattoo was incomplete, but the correction was also bad, because they corrected it by putting another symbol below (指), and not above as would be correct. Now, the tattoo means: “japanese barbecue finger🇧🇷

The eternal muse has had a few tattoos throughout her life, but one that she rarely displays, and which is in the pelvic region, has been talked about. The reason is that the famous wanted something that meant “mysterious” in Mandarin, but the tattoo artist ended up writing “weird” (奇). Perhaps, for this reason, the singer rarely displays this tattoo, or shows only part of it in her photos.

The former English player wanted to honor his wife, and former Spice Girl, Victoria Beckham by tattooing on his right forearm, the name of his beloved in the Hindi language. The intention was to write ‘victory‘ but the transcription for the Asian language was somewhat distorted and ended up coming out ‘Victoria🇧🇷 However, what matters is the cute gesture of this “proof of love”.

The former Spanish football player has many tattoos on his body and one quite curious is the one on his left forearm, in mature Elvish, a fictional language from Middle-earth from the sagas ‘The Hobbit’ and ‘The Lord of the Rings’. However, the name ended up coming out wrong: where it should have been written ‘Fernando‘, ended up staying ‘frennando🇧🇷

American actress Hayden Panettiere also had a little problem when she asked to have a phrase in Italian tattooed on her back. The blonde wanted to have on her skin the phrase “Vivere senza rimpianti”, which means “Live without remorse”, but the tattoo was written with a letter “i” more in the last word: “Vivere senza rimipianti🇧🇷 It happens!

The actress, who played the character Mystique, in the X-Men franchise, had a discreet tattoo on her right hand that, at first, should have been the chemical symbol for water (H²O🇧🇷 However, when finishing the tattoo, something went wrong and the number 2, which should be on top, came out at the bottom, between the letters. As the color of the tattoo is almost that of the skin, the error was very discreet and almost does not appear in the photographers’ clicks.

The Brazilian actress has been friends for years with fellow actor Caio Castro, and the two decided to record this partnership on their skin. For this, they wrote the affectionate nickname they gave each other. It was up to Giovanna to write “muse“, in Arabic. However, some time later, the duo discovered that the inscription actually means “are watching you🇧🇷

As we already told above, the pair of friends got similar tattoos to seal the friendship so lasting. In the case of the actor, the word “muse” also came out wrong, like her friend Giovanna. However, the important thing is the friendship and complicity of the two, and we are almost certain that what happened was a good laugh.

Canadian singer, songwriter and actor Justin Bieber has several tattoos all over his body and all of them are very beautiful, but one of them, made in honor of his mother Pattie Mallette, gave a lot to talk about. The problem is that the tattoo, in Roman numerals, should represent the year Justin’s mother was born, but the correct one would be “MCMLXXV” and not “IIIVIIV🇧🇷

The singer, songwriter, actress and businesswoman Rihanna got a very beautiful tattoo on her neck, with stylized letters and in French, but it caused a stir among fans and the media. The reason for the repercussion was a “small” grammatical error in the expression. The idea was to writeRebelle Fleur” (Flor Rebelde), but in French grammar the adjective comes after the noun, so the correct would be “Fleur Rebelle🇧🇷 Do you agree that it wasn’t even that serious?

The Croatian football player also decided to get a tattoo in another language and the chosen one was Hebrew, a beautiful language, but which he, or the tattoo artist, seems to know little about. The attacker wanted to leave the phrase on his skin: “What doesn’t kill me makes me stronger”, but did not pay attention to the fact that this Afro-Asiatic language is written from right to left and the sentence ended up being written in the wrong sense.

The talented American artist, who played Alice Cullen in Twilight Sagatattooed the phrase in English on his instep: “life’s a dance🇧🇷life is a dance🇧🇷 However, whoever wrote it forgot a small and important detail: the apostrophe, which indicates the contraction of the words “life” and “is”. And who has never forgotten something, cast the first stone, right?

The singer showed off on her Instagram account a new tattoo with an inspirational phrase from her song “Who You Are🇧🇷 Part of the song says: “don’t lose who you are in the blur of the stars” (don’t lose who you are in the blur of stars). However, something went wrong at the time of tattooing and the famous said that she ended up spelling it wrong for the tattoo artist an extra “O” in “lose“, staying “don’t loose who you are in the blur of the stars🇧🇷

The Brazilian actress and model got a tattoo on her wrist, in a specialized studio of a Brazilian artist in Paris, but did not pay attention to the fact that the inscription in English had a small error. The sentence is: “Breathe, be greatful, be kind”, which would mean: “Breathe, be grateful, be kind”, however, the correct spelling of the third word is “grateful” (and not greatful🇧🇷

The Brazilian model and actress had a tattoo on her left forearm to honor her mother, Monique Evans and father, José Clark: “Mom my queen” and “Dad🇧🇷 The large and punctuated tattoo didn’t please her followers, and even Monique said she loved the tribute, but that “it didn’t look very pretty.” Therefore, the blonde decided to remove it shortly after and even deleted the photo from Instagram.

The Flamengo player, who already has several tattoos on his body, posted on social media, one made at the height of his ribs and which caused a stir. The inscription is part of the lyrics of a song by rapper Emicida: “Just seeing the sparkle in my eye, the ‘fake’ already ‘backs off’…”, but what the player did not expect was a basic error when tattooing. The letter “B” was repeated (Bbrilho) and was a joke among the ace’s followers.

The British singer, songwriter, producer and actor wanted to celebrate the song’s release Galway Girl, and decided to tattoo the title of the song on his arm, however, the inscription came out with a huge mistake. In a concert, he told that he asked the actress Saoirse Ronan to write the name of the song, because he wanted the tattoo with her spelling. However, the girl ended up making a mistake and writing “Galway Grill”, but he said he was not upset by what happened.

Did you like to know another curiosity of the lives of the famous? Do you have or know someone with a tattoo that came out with a mistake? Tell us in the comments.