Uh, Miley Cyrus Got a NSFW Tattoo on Her Ankle and It’s Pretty Straightforward
It’s no surprise Miley Cyrus is a fan of tattoos —her growing collection of body art is enough evidence. Now, the star, 26, has added some new ink and it’s not what you’d expect. Miley recently got “p–sy” on her ankle. It can’t get more direct than that, can it?
The “Wrecking Ball” singer visited celebrity tattoo artist Bang Bang in New York City to get the art done. Bang Bang, whose tattoo shop has the same name, took to his Instagram Story to share some photographic proof of the new tat. While it isn’t clear when Miley got the piece, many believe it was over the summer.
However, the Hannah Montana alum shared some pics of herself getting tatted on January 22. She didn’t share her NSFW ink, but posted photos of what appears to be something new on her left arm instead. Meaning, it’s quite possible she got two or more tats done at a time.
Many celebs have visited Bang Bang over the last few years. He’s left his mark on some of our faves such as Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, Cara Delevingne and more. Miley was actually one of the first celebs to help place the tat expert on the radar. He’s responsible for her “Love Yer Brain” piece on her forearm and a small crescent moon on her left arm, both of which she got done in 2014. At the time, Bang Bang even allowed the actress to turn the tattoo gun on him, adding her own personalized version of a moon on his thumb.
Prior to this last visit to the tattoo chair, it had been a while since Miley got some ink. The pop star had been laying low for a while before coming back to the music scene and tying the knot with husband Liam Hemsworth. Now that she’s active on social media again, we wouldn’t be surprised to her share more details of her art.
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