FINALLY! Justin Bieber's Face Tattoo Revealed
By December Savage @ColdestDecember
January 1, 2019
You couldn't hide it for long, Justin! Celebrity tattoo artist Bang Bang has finally revealed what Justin Bieber's face tattoo says. If you'll recall, Justin and wife Hailey Baldwin got untraditional matching couples tats. The news broke in November, but the pair has actually had the ink for a while now. The image below taken on July 30th shows that the ink was already there on Bieber just weeks after news broke of their engagement. Although Hailey's tattoo has yet to be revealed, Justin's is sitting right above his eyebrow.
The tattoo is exactly as we guessed it said a couple months ago - the word "grace."
Tattoo artist Bang Bang reflected on 2018 with a sentimental Instagram post thanking friends like Justin for helping him to see the beauty of life. The post is an up close shot of Justin's face tattoo clearly displaying the delicately inked word.
ā2018 was a lot of work for me. Both in tattooing and inner work I thought I would never have to face. So many times wanting to give up asking God to take me home. But then Iām reminded what my purpose in this world is through people like you who get tattooed by me and share your life of struggles, anxieties, lost love ones, memories and victories through these little tattoos that have some of the biggest meaning behind them. Thank you. Thank you to my clients who have become some of my best friends. I love you all! Gods grace is sufficient in our weakness and it is by Gods love we here for 2019!ā -jonboy
We're still waiting to see where Hailey's tattoo is, however, we may be waiting a while. The young model has opened up about the difficulties she faces when getting negative messages from fans.
āItās hard to focus on your well-being and mental health when each time you open Instagram someone is tearing apart your job, or your relationship or essentially any of the things in your life that are positive," the 22-year-old model said. "I just donāt believe weāre called to live a life where weāre so easily caught up in strangers opinions on something they have NOTHING to do with."