JoJo Siwa has had quite an evolution, from her days on 'Dance Moms' to now, as she embraces her music career with an array of new tattoos that hold significant meanings.
- Jul 6, 2024
AceShowbiz - During a Q&A session on her Instagram Stories, 21-year-old singer and dancer Jojo Siwa showcased several of her recent tattoos, each symbolizing different meaningful aspects of her life and career. One prominent piece features a pair of eyes on her forearm, encapsulated in the dramatic black makeup she wore while promoting her latest song, "Karma."
"So I have a memory of 'Karma' forever," Siwa commented, offering fans a closer look at the eye-catching design.
Siwa, who debuted "Karma" in April, quickly became controversial for her bold makeup choices. Critics accused her of copying the iconic rock band KISS, yet she found support from Gene Simmons who defended her creative expression. "JoJo is cool. Anybody who doesn't get it is just jealous, period," Simmons stated.
Reflecting on her growing collection of tattoos, Siwa revealed she now has "a lot more" tattoos since getting her first last summer. Her first ink, "1031," is behind her ear, symbolizing the number of days her first concert tour lasted and her birth year, 2003. This milestone moment was shared with friends Raven-Symone and Miranda Maday.
Among her other significant tattoos are numbers "417" and "1,000,000,000" under her elbow, a shooting star on her left hand, and most recently, a winged teddy bear on her left shoulder. The latter, she hints, has special ties to her upcoming album.
"Our man @konstantin_tattoo tattooed the incredible @itsjojosiwa with this masterpiece!" Siwa proudly announced on Instagram, giving fans a sneak peek at her new album cover art while giving the tattoo artist a shout-out.
But the personal importance of her tattoos doesn't stop there. Siwa has expressed that some are dedicated to her envisioned future children. She pointed to tattoos on her arm, stating, "This one's dedicated to my baby girl one day, her name is Freddie. And this is dedicated to twin boys, Eddie and Teddie. I want three babies. I've got a sperm donor lined up."
Siwa's journey from dance star to emerging music artist, documented by her ever-growing collection of tattoos, illustrates her fearless embrace of creativity and personal expression. As she continues to evolve, her fans eagerly anticipate what new artwork and music are in store.
