Megan Fox covers up pelvic tattoo honoring ex-husband Brian Austin Green
These flowers are stunning.
Megan Fox has finally concealed her pelvic tattoo dedicated to her former spouse, Brian Austin Green, after two years of separation.
Eight years ago, Fox, 37, initially revealed the tattoo, which features the name “Brian” in bold lettering, as a tribute to her husband at the time, who was a cast member of “90210”.
The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model and Green, who share three sons together – Noah, 10, Bodhi, 9, and Journey, 6 – split in 2020, and their divorce was finalized in 2022.
Although the “Jennifer’s Body” star maintains a good relationship with her ex-husband, she decided to replace her original tattoo with a striking coiling snake and flower design on her hip.
Fox’s tattoo artist shared a close-up of the fresh ink on Instagram on Tuesday, stating, “Coverup tattoo for @meganfox 🐍,” and explaining, “I was able to completely conceal the old tattoo beneath the new snake and flower design she desired.”
The mother of three has often subtly displayed her hip tattoo in revealing outfits, including bikinis, but it has also been mistaken for something else in the past.
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In November, a troll accused the “Transformers” star of not shaving her bikini line while wearing a sexy elf Halloween costume. However, Fox quickly corrected him and clarified that it was simply her tattoo.
Green is not the only significant other to whom Fox has paid tribute with a tattoo. At the 2020 American Music Awards, Fox revealed a collarbone tattoo dedicated to her boyfriend at the time, Machine Gun Kelly. The tattoo displayed the words “el pistolero,” which means “the shooter” in Spanish, referring to her rapper beau’s stage name.
The couple, who got engaged in January 2022 and seemingly reconciled after a tumultuous separation earlier this year, also have matching voodoo doll tattoos on their ring fingers.
Furthermore, they even tattooed each other during a GQ photoshoot, displaying matching designs that read “the darkest fairytale,” which Fox explained “alludes to one of the first text messages we ever sent each other.”
Hopefully, Fox won’t need to cover up any more tattoos now that she and Kelly are back together.
These flowers are foxy.
Megan Fox finally covered up her pelvic tattoo dedicated to her ex-husband Brian Austin Green two years after their split.
Fox, 37, first showed off the ink, which reads “Brian” in dramatic lettering, eight years ago, paying tribute to her “90210” alum husband at the time.
The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model and Green — who share three sons together, Noah, 10, Bodhi, 9, and Journey, 6, — split in 2020 and their divorce was finalized in 2022.
Now, though the “Jennifer’s Body” star is on good terms with her ex-husband, she got rid of her original ink, replacing it with a dramatic coiling snake and flowers on her hip.
Fox’s tattoo artist shared a close-up on Tuesday of the fresh ink on Instagram and captioned the post, “Coverup tattoo for @meganfox 🐍,” explaining, “Was able to completely hide the old tattoo underneath the new snake and flowers she wanted.”
The mom of three has often put her hip tat subtly on display in body-baring ensembles including bikinis — but it’s also been mistaken for something else in the past.
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In November, a troll called out the “Transformers” star and accused her of not shaving her bikini line in a sexy elf Halloween costume – however, Fox was quick to correct him and explain it was simply her tattoo.
Green isn’t the only significant other Fox has paid tribute to with a tat; At the 2020 American Music Awards Fox revealed a tribute to her boyfriend, Machine Gun Kelly, showing off a collarbone design that reads “el pistolero,” which is Spanish for “the shooter, referring to her rapper beau’s stage name.
The on-again couple, who got engaged in Jan. 2022 and are seemingly back together after a dramatic split earlier this year, also share matching voodoo doll tattoos on their ring fingers.
Plus, they even inked each other during a GQ shoot, sporting matching designs that read “the darkest fairytale,” which Fox told the magazine “alludes back to one of the first text messages we ever sent each other.”.
Hopefully, Fox won’t need to cover up any more tattoos now that she and Kelly are back together.
