Demi Lovato is unveiling some new eight-legged ink.
The 29-year-old singer, who lately debuted an edgy new buzzcut, took to their Instagram Story on Saturday (Jan. 8) to indicate off a big black spider tattoo on the aspect of their head.
“It was Grandmother Spider who taught us many issues,” Lovato wrote in a submit debuting the brand new physique artwork. “She taught us about pottery and weaving. She taught us about fireplace and light-weight and darkish. She taught us that we’re all related on the internet — every one in all us having our place on this world.”
The tattoo, which sits simply above the “Skyscraper” singer’s ear, was finished by celeb tattoo artist Dr. Woo, who additionally shared photos of the brand new ink on his Instagram Story.
Along with the brand new physique artwork, Lovato additionally entered 2022 with a brand new hairstyle. On Christmas Day, the artist confirmed off their freshly shaved head in a brief FaceTime-recorded video by photographer Angelo Kritikos.
The pop star mentioned their ever-changing hairstyles in a March cowl story for Glamour, telling the publication that their decisions are an try to interrupt free from the “heteronormative field” they’ve been confined in for a few years.
It was been a busy yr for Lovato, who launched their seventh album, Dancing with the Satan… the Artwork of Beginning Over. The set was adopted by a four-part YouTube Originals docuseries of the identical time. The singer additionally introduced final yr that they identify as nonbinary and altered their pronouns to they/them.
See Lovato’s new spider tattoo on Instagram Tales here.
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