New year, new tattoo? If you’re looking for a sign to get a tattoo this 2024, Anne Curtis’ new ink might be it. The actress recently uploaded a topless photo of herself, which shows off her fresh tattoo that may have a sentimental message behind it.
LOOK: Anne Curtis’ New Flower Bouquet Tattoo
Tattooed just on the side of her rib is a gorgeous bouquet. At first glance, it may just seem like an ordinary bundle of flowers. But upon closer inspection, it looks like it may hold a deeper meaning, one that symbolizes her love for her family.
For those who follow Anne and her family closely, you’ll know that her mom, Carmencita Ojales, loves flowers. She even has a garden full of them in her home in Melbourne, Australia. Anne visited her recently, even posting a photo of a beautiful magnolia taken from her mom’s garden. In the caption of the photo, she wrote, “A sign I’m back in Mum’s garden.” Upon closer inspection of her tattoo, the bottom-left flower appears quite similar to the magnolias found in her mom's garden.
The second flower, right above the magnolia, is a dahlia. As we all know, this is the name of her daughter, which also happened to be the name of her character in the 1997 movie Magic Kingdom, Princess Dahlia. Anne previously shared that while taking a stroll through the botanical gardens in Australia that she spotted these yellow-orange flowers and took it as a sign to name her daughter Dahlia.
The third and fourth flowers appear to be lavender, which her mom also has tons planted in her garden, and a pinwheel flower. Although Anne herself hasn't confirmed the true meaning behind her tattoo, it sure is a beautiful one.
FYI, her new ink was done by LA-based tattoo artist Doctor Woo, who has also inked the likes of Miley Cyrus and Drake.
READ: Instagram Tries to Take Down Photo of Anne Curtis with Her New Tattoo
It looks like Instagram wasn't too pleased with Anne's new upload, though. As the actress earlier shared, the photo-sharing app notified her that her post may go against IG's recommendation guidelines, prompting her to take it down.
"Hi @instagram. I don't see anything wrong with my post," argues Anne. "Please don't shadow ban me because I decided to keep it."
We totally agree! An artfully shot photograph that flaunts her beautiful new tattoo? Definitely nothing wrong with this post, if we may say so ourselves. Love the new tatt, Anne!
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