Tattoo artist Jonathan Valena lets out a clear snap of the 'Love Yourself' hitmaker's new ink as he thanks the people who shared with him their life's struggles and anxieties through little tattoos.
- January 3, 2019
AceShowbiz - Justin Bieber has finally unveiled his small face tattoo after months of secrecy.
In November (18), celebrity tattoo artist Bang Bang, real name Keith McCurdy, divulged in an interview with Page Six TV that the Canadian popstar and his wife Hailey Baldwin had recently visited his studio to get matching inkings.
But after keeping the tattoo under wraps for a long time, artist Jonathan Valena, also known as JonBoy, took to Instagram on Tuesday, January 01, to share a photo of Justin's new body art - the word "Grace" in cursive writing above his right eyebrow.
"2018 was a lot of work for me. Both in tattooing and inner work I thought I would never have to face," the tattooist captioned a snap of the "Sorry" singer. "So many times wanting to give up asking God to take me home. But then I'm reminded what my purpose in this world is through people like you who get tattooed by me and share your life of struggles, anxieties, lost loved ones, memories and victories through these little tattoos that have some of the biggest meaning behind them. Thank you. Thank you to my clients who have become some of my best friends. I love you all! Gods grace is sufficient in our weakness and it is by Gods love we here for 2019 (sic)!"
Justin, 24, is already covered in tattoos, with his collection including a portrait of Jesus Christ on his left calf, the word "Believe" on his left inner arm, angel wings on the back of his neck and a depiction of an owl on one arm.
His wife Hailey, who he wed last September, has yet to show off her new tattoo.
However, she shared in an interview with The Cut in April that she already had 19 "little" tattoos, and was worried about where she could place any new designs.
"They're little ones, but I like all the little ones," the 22-year-old said. "I'm running out of spots to put little ones. And eventually, when I have kids one day, I want to get my kids' names and then I want to have the spots for that."
