A quarantine is no excuse for Cardi B not to flex for social media. The rapper has been enjoying her family time indoors under COVID-19 “Safer-At-Home” orders as she’s been keeping herself safe along with her husband Offset and their little girl Kulture. Recently, Cardi shared that even with social distancing orders in place, she’d linked up with one of her favorite tattoo artists, Jamie Schene of Union 3 Tattoo, to finish up an elaborate, floral backpiece. 

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Since the ink healed, Cardi hasn’t stopped posing for Instagram in her barely-there garb. Just the other day she rocked a Fashion Nova string bikini, and she returned on Tuesday (May 26) to strike an uncomfortable pose next to her swimming pool. Cardi B was once again donning a bikini, this time in black, and she looked as if she had her glam squad on deck to make sure she was on point from head to toe. The rapper made sure to tell her followers that they should appreciate the post because she went to extra lengths to get the perfect shot.

“I suck the sh*t out my stomach for this pic so appreciated,” she penned in the caption. With over two million likes, we think people are loving it. Check out Cardi B’s bikini shot below.

Despite some non-essential businesses re-opening across the country, some people are still too uncomfortable to leave the house to get a haircut. After staying at home for two and a half months dodging the coronavirus, a large number of people have decided to wait until a vaccine is ready to continue life as it was prior. 

Although there are measures to remain safe outside, we are all still being advised to stay inside when we can. Not allowing his hair to get out of control — or more out of control than it already was, rather — during the pandemic, Post Malone decided to give himself a trim, showing off the end result.

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“I cut my own mullet today mom,” wrote the recording artist on Instagram, showing off his shortened hair.

In the same picture, some fans are taking notice of how faded his tattoos have gotten. Since he has an array of ink covering his face, it was only a matter of time before they started to fade and appear less prominent. That appears to be happening to the tats on his forehead and his “Always Tired” marking underneath his eyes. It might be time for a dreaded touch-up soon.

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Many other cities are waiting for businesses to reopen, but in Atlanta, tattoo parlors have been servicing guests. The city has been under scrutiny for reopening ahead of many other major cities in the United States, but citizens have been storming the streets and enjoying their quarantine-less freedoms. Recently, we reported on Cardi B receiving a new back tattoo after she gave a sneak peek into her new ink. The rapper returned to Instagram on Friday (May 22) with a sexy new photo that shows off both her booty and her skin art in full.

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In the picture, Cardi rocks her all blue and neon green everything as she models for Fashion Nova. The rapper dons a string bikini while giving off a seductive look, and it only took an hour for her to attain over two million likes. Her massive tattoo looks to be healing nicely as the colorful print includes bright flowers and multicolored butterflies. 

The tattoo was reported completed by Jamie Schene of Union 3 Tattoo, the same artist responsible for the red floral design on her backside and upper thigh area. You can check out the ink, and the rest of Cardi B, below.

Cardi B loves her tattoos to be as loud as her personality. As one of the boldest, brashest characters in the rap game, the Bronx native often opts for colorful, large-scale pieces to decorate her skin. She's got a huge peacock taking up a lot of space on her hip and now, she's got a great butterfly piece on her back.

Taking to Instagram Stories, Cardi B showed off a work-in-progress on her back, noting that she's still got two more sessions before the ink is complete.

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Tagging the tattoo artist, the rapper debuted the new piece, which shows colorful butterflies and flowers. It is currently unclear whether she got the piece touched up in quarantine but it's worth noting that in Atlanta, where she has a home with Offset, tattoo parlors are allowed to serve clients.

She didn't give fans a good view of the new art and, since it's on her back, she'll likely need somebody to take a solid photo for her. 

Just the other day, the rapper asked fans for ideas on what to cover up some of her existing tattoos with. Her back was previously bare, but this definitely isn't the only new ink she's considering.

Take a look at the new addition to her body below. Do you think it's pretty?

Ariana Grande shared a cute series of quarantine selfies with us on Tuesday where she showcased her extensive tattoo collection and the internet absolutely loved them.  

In the selfies, Grande can be seen lounging in a grey bralette and jeans, where her tatted arms and ribcage can be seen on full display as she flashes a smile at the camera. 

The 26-year-old songstress’ tattoos received praise from the likes of Demi Lovato, who made a cameo in Grande’s adorable quarantine video for her new duet with Justin Bieber "Stuck with U," who commented, “We stan a tatted queen.” Singer Tinashe also gave her stamp of approval, writing, "Love the tats sis."

Ari’s tatted body came as a surprise to many fans, who took to Twitter to share their admiration for the singer’s gorgeous new butterfly tattoo. Some fans were completely surprised by the singer’s collection, unaware she had so many. 

Slick Woods, the gorgeous gap-toothed model who turned heads by walking Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty runway while nine-months pregnant, is breaking necks for a whole new reason: her new Nipsey Hussle-inspired face tattoo.

The 23-year-old Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood star has been remaining positive despite her cancer diagnosis, revealing several setbacks in the form of some seizure-related injuries, which had her hospitalized for a minute. The model is working on getting her health back to where it needs to be and while she recovers, she decided to channel her inner Nipsey Hussle by inking one of his most iconic tattoos/sayings on her face.

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Just above her eyebrow, Slick Woods debuted a brand new face tattoo that says “Prolific,” which is the same word that was written on Hussle’s visage. The three-day-old tattoo is written in blue ink, making it even more of a tribute to the late rapper, who was affiliated with the Crips gang in Los Angeles.

“Nipsey made me do it and @only1menace did it to help me,” wrote Woods on Instagram.

Slick Woods isn’t the only celebrity to have gotten inked up following the death of Nipsey Hussle. Roddy Ricch, The Game, Matt Barnes, and, of course, Lauren London, have all gotten permanent markings on their skin dedicated to the Los Angeles legend.

During a recent visit on the James Corden show, Mark Wahlberg was asked about his decision to remove his tattoos, and how dreadfully painful it was. The topic came up after they were talking about Mark’s fellow Netflix co-star Post Malone, who will be featured with him in the upcoming crime film Spenser Confidential. During the talk, Mark revealed he had 8 or 9 tattoos removed over the course about five years. 

“I had like, eight or nine, but all the way around my neck, my stomach, my arms, my back, my leg…”. He says they were lasered off, which Wahlberg said was because of “Maturity. Sensibility.”

Next, Cordon asked Wahlberg if he had any advice for his co-star Post Malone. “Did you ever pull Post Malone aside and go, ‘listen’?” to which Marky Mark said he has. Wahlberg said he tried to warn the Dallas rapper about face tattoos and how he could regret them when he’s older.

“Yes I have, and you know what, he’s now since added more to his face,” replied Wahlberg. “And I’m like, it’s not the same sitting down, having a couple of beers, you know you could fall asleep, all of a sudden you wake up, it’s one and done. This is like, it took me five years to get the tattoos removed. And it’s dreadfully painful,” he added.

The actor continued: “He says what every kid says, what I said when I got my tattoos. ‘Oh no, no, no, they all have meaning. I’m going to keep them forever.’ But then you realise, I’m pushing 40, I’ve gotta do something about this.”

Check out the discussion (below) and let us know what you think. Will Post regret his face tattoos when he’s older or nah?

The Real host Jeannie Mai is a celebrity who doesn’t mind being overly transparent with the world. She often shares details of her personal life with the millions of people who tune into her talk show and YouTube channel, but it’s her relationship with rapper Jeezy that has made headlines for months. Jeannie recently sat down with ELLE for their Thirst Trap series where she had the choice of answering a question about her life or drinking one of the shots placed in front of her. She seemed to have no problem tackling most of the questions, aside from one that she’d rather talk about at a later date.

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“When I got divorced, I would get hit on by a lot of the different guests, “Jeannie said. “And I just don’t wanna—oh my god I was just gonna say I don’t wanna mix business with pleasure and date somebody off of my set but then, I’m doing that now so that’s not true. But at the time, I just really didn’t think it was good to get involved with anybody until I was really ready. So, I said no a lot to those dates.”

Then, Jeannie pulled a card that asked if she would get married again. She took a long pause and contemplated whether or not she should answer the question, or just take the shot. In the end, she decided to toss back a “Like Money” shot which ended up being “green juice.” Jeannie added elsewhere in the clip that after her divorce, she learned that love isn’t enough to save or carry a marriage.

The talk show host also revealed that while she has a number of tattoos, she hates them all. Jeannie admitted that she covers her tattoos with makeup quite often and advised people to never get themselves permanently inked. Check out her full shot-filled clip below to get some new insights into Jeannie Mai’s world.

You may not have noticed it or thought about it much, but Lil Baby is on a very short list of rappers who doesn’t have any ink on his body. The ATL rapper recently opened up about his choice to stay tattoo-free in a new interview with New York Times, and it all has to do with stacking his paper. Baby said he never wanted to look like a “dope boy” and wanted to keep his appearance straight for future meetings with the white folks.

“I never saw me being a rapper,” he explained. “A big-dog dope boy, that’s it. Not even just a dope boy. That’s why I ain’t got no tattoos, because I always knew I was going to run my money up, and I was going to have to go sit in front of some people to do something with my money. And I didn’t want them to look at me like a dope boy.”

He added, “I had to keep my appearance straight. I literally said, ‘When I sit down in front of these white folks, I don’t want to have no tattoos.’ In a way, it’s still that today. Because when I’m sitting in these meetings, I don’t have tattoos on my face. I know they’d have to think something if I’ve got tattoos on my face.”

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Elsewhere in the interview, Lil Baby made it clear that rapping is nothing more than stepping stone for his future endeavors. He said he hopes to shift to a position of power as soon as he possibly can. “I don’t care about my own music,” he said. “I really want to own a label — like Def Jam, though. Like Roc Nation. I’d rather go that way, where I manage a Selena Gomez and get 10 percent off of it. Where I’m not even on the scene no more. That’s my mindset. Boy, if I can pop two artists right now, I’m down to slow up on what I got going on, straight up. Why wouldn’t I? I can make the same money and I don’t have to be catching all these planes.”

Read all that and more in the in-depth interview with New York Times right here and look for his new album, My Turn, to drop tomorrow, Friday (February 28).

Atlanta stand-out Lil Baby is one of the biggest names in rap music but he doesn’t necessarily look the part. His voice is instantly recognizable and, due to his ascent into superstardom, so is his face. While the rapper has extraordinary drip, he has no tattoos on his body, which is pretty rare for somebody in his career path. He explained why it was a conscious choice for him to go inkless, as well as much more, in a brand new interview with the New York Times. 

With his album My Turn coming out in a matter of days, Lil Baby is about to take over again. He has officially broken out and this is set to be his biggest project to date. Talking to the Times, the 25-year-old explained why he decided not to get any tattoos on his skin, which is something he’s never witnessed from his contemporaries.

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“I never saw me being a rapper. A big-dog dope boy, that’s it. Not even just a dope boy. That’s why I ain’t got no tattoos, because I always knew I was going to run my money up, and I was going to have to go sit in front of some people to do something with my money. And I didn’t want them to look at me like a dope boy,” explained Baby.

“I had to keep my appearance straight. I literally said, ‘When I sit down in front of these white folks, I don’t want to have no tattoos.’ In a way, it’s still that today. Because when I’m sitting in these meetings, I don’t have tattoos on my face. I know they’d have to think something if I’ve got tattoos on my face.”

As for what he wants to accomplish in the coming years, Baby is hoping to transition into an executive role. “I want to be on some boss [expletive],” he said. “I don’t care about my own music. I really want to own a label — like Def Jam, though. Like Roc Nation. I’d rather go that way, where I manage a Selena Gomez and get 10 percent off of it. Where I’m not even on the scene no more. That’s my mind-set. Boy, if I can pop two artists right now, I’m down to slow up on what I got going on, straight up. Why wouldn’t I? I can make the same money and I don’t have to be catching all these planes.”

Elsewhere in the sit-down conversation, Lil Baby speaks about his experience in prison and why he plans on never going back, what he wants to achieve in the industry, and a drop in drug references in his songs.

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