Jessie J Shows Off Misspelled Tattoo, Claps Back At Potential Critics
Jessie J has a misspelled tattoo.
You got a problem with that? Because she apparently doesn’t.
In an unapologetic Instagram post on Thursday, the singer showed off the tat and fended off critics by answering their imagined questions about the ink.
She explained that she got the tattoo years ago. It was supposed to say “don’t lose who you are in the blur of the stars,” a lyric from her 2011 song “Who You Are.” It ended up “don’t loose who you are.”
She revealed the gaffe on her hip in a bikini shot.
“Yes, I spelt the tattoo wrong,” she wrote. “... Yes, I still don’t know the difference between lose and loose. Yes, it’s the reason I wear everything high waisted.”
She even defended her breasts.
A post shared by J E S S I E . J (@jessiej) on May 9, 2019 at 6:15am PDT
Jessie J, who’s dating actor Channing Tatum, said previously that her mother cried when she saw the mistake. In a 2015 interview, Jessie J., aka Jessica Cornish, declared she would not have it covered.
She’s not the only celebrity wearing a tattoo mistake. Pop superstar Ariana Grande had Japanese kanji characters tattooed on her palm in January to commemorate her single “7 Rings.” But the ink ended up as the word for a small charcoal grill. Worse, she tried to have the mistake fixed, but only succeeded in changing it to mean “small charcoal grill finger heart.”
This article originally appeared on HuffPost.
