Ariana Grande “Evolves” Her Pete Davidson-Inspired “Always” Tattoo

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ariana grande “evolves” her pete davidson-inspired “always” tattoo

Ariana Grande is turning over a new leaf.

That’s not only an extremely corny platitude — it’s also my extremely corny pun referencing her new tattoo. Grande posted a new photo on Instagram on Sunday showing off some delicate new ink: a branch of leaves splayed across the left side of her ribcage.

Under the photo, Grande wrote, “post run thrus, 3 am with @girlknewyork 🙂 not a cover up just evolvin. also, our show opens tomorrow. i love u and i’m so grateful. see u soon.”

The caption isn’t just a shoutout to her upcoming world tour (which kicks off on Monday). It’s also a breezy acknowledgment of the strategic placement of her tattoo, which covers up some older art she got last summer during her whirlwind romance with Saturday Night Live comedian Pete Davidson.

post run thrus, 3 am with @girlknewyork 🙂 not a cover up just evolvin ? also, our show opens tomorrow. i love u and i’m so grateful. see u soon.

A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande) on Mar 17, 2019 at 8:32am PDT

The original tattoo was just one word — “Always” — in what fans presumed to be Davidson’s handwriting.

got a bed ….. wit your name on it

A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande) on Jul 6, 2018 at 8:35pm PDT

It was one of many tattoos Grande got during her relationship with Davidson, which ended with a broken engagement in October. It’s also not the first tattoo she has modified or covered up — both Grande and Davidson have taken time post-breakup to change their ink, and Grande most recently had that unfortunate mishap where she inadvertently tattooed “Japanese barbecue grill” on her hand in kanji characters (hey, at least she was a good sport about it).

Grande’s modification to her “Always” tattoo, however, doesn’t seem to be an effort to hide or gloss over the past — rather, she seems to be focused on personal growth, appropriately symbolized by the new flora she has inked on her torso. That’s a message we can all get behind.

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