After having around 80 tattoos, the daughter of the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, treats herself to another one that is written in Sanskrit on her shoulder.
- Jun 5, 2024
AceShowbiz - Paris Jackson has added a new ink to her tattoo collection. After having around 80 tattoos, the daughter of late King of Pop Michael Jackson treated herself to another one that she debuted on social media.
Recently, the 25-year-old singer decided to get a unique ink on one of her shoulders. On Tuesday, June 4, a tattoo artist named Nicole L offered a close look at the singer's fresh ink. Making use of Instagram, Nicole uploaded a series of photos highlighting the tattoo.
In the pictures, it could be seen that Paris was showing off a red ink on her left shoulder. The tattoo appeared to be a sentence written in Sanskrit and allegedly meant, "Go there, however, for the grace of god."
The "Let Down" singer was pictured looking in another direction while seemingly covering her chest with a white fabric. She appeared to be topless as she sported only gold accessories, consisting of a necklace, a number of rings, a nose ring and several earrings.
The unique red tattoo could be found in between her big black butterfly ink, which was placed on her upper back, and a group of eclipse, eye and fur tattoos. As for the latter three tattoos, they were inked on her upper arm.
Along with the snaps, Nicole penned in the caption of the post, "No.5 Sanskrit." The tattoo artist went on to voice her appreciation for Paris by writing, "Thank you for believing in me. @parisjackson."
Despite her love for tattoos, Paris once covered "every single one" of her 80 tattoos with makeup. On February 4, she made an appearance at the 2024 Grammy Awards and hit the red carpet of the 66th annual event without any of her inks showing.
During an interview on the red carpet, Paris confirmed to Melvin Robert from ExtraTV that she covered up "every single one of" her inks. On the reason behind her decision to do so, she explained, "I wanted to give this Celine dress its own moment." She elaborated, "I love my piercings, my tattoos, all the body-mod stuff, but sometimes it can distract from the art."
