Demi Lovato leaves fans stunned with new Grandmother Spider tattoo on skull

Singer Demi Lovato never ceases to surprise their fans. This time they have made their fans excited by sporting a giant spider tattoo on their skull. The Grammy nominee showcased a part of their head shaved and inked by celebrity tattoo artist Dr. Woo (whose real name is Brian Woo).

Along with documenting the process on their Instagram stories, they also shared the profound meaning behind their latest tattoo edition. Lovato wrote:

Life and Style magazine shared that Lovato’s tattoo was inspired by the Cherokee story “Grandmother Spider Brings the Light.”

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This is not the first time the 29-year-old singer has been inked by the famous artist. In August, they got the lyrics to Infinite Universe by Beautiful Chorus tattooed on their hand. Dr. Woo’s work read:

Lovato revealed on their 29th birthday during the same month that the “song represents 28 for me.”

Demi Lovato completes another rehab treatment

The Sorry Not Sorry singer’s new tattoo addition comes after they completed another term in rehab in Utah last year. They completed their treatment following their 2018 almost fatal drug overdose.

A source told US Weekly that the singer had “returned home from rehab during the holidays.” They continued:

In 2021, Lovato had stated that they still drank and smoked marijuana in moderation. They later wrote on Instagram, “I no longer support my ‘California sober’ ways.” The singer also added, “Sober sober is the only way to be.”

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