Ariana Grande’s relationship with actor and comedian Pete Davidson seemed to end as inexplicably as it began.
The couple first started dating in May of this year, and less than a month later, they were already engaged. By early October the couple had split, and Davidson had already covered up one of the tattoos dedicated to his former fiancee. Now it seems Grande has followed suit with the tattoo cover-up, getting her tribute to Davidson’s late father inked over, according to ET Online.
The tattoo in question, located on her ankle, used to read “8414,” the badge number of Davidson’s firefighter father who died on 9/11 responding to the attack on the twin towers.
Following the cover-up, the new tattoo pays tribute to Mac Miller, Grande’s late ex-boyfriend, who died of a drug overdose earlier this year. The tattoo reads “Myron,” which is the name of the dog that Miller adopted in January of 2017, when the couple were still together. The new ink was first spotted in a behind-the-scenes video for her latest music video, “Thank U, Next.” The 25-year-old singer was heard gushing over her body art in the clip.
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