Shortly after sharing a video of her ex-fiance Wladimir Klitschko speaking out against racism, the former 'Nashville' actress treats fans to a close look at her brand new ink.
- Jun 9, 2020
AceShowbiz - Hayden Panettiere continues to treat fans to personal photos since she made her Instagram page public. On Sunday, June 7, the Juliette Barnes of "Nashville" made use of her social media account to show off an intricate tattoo design that covered the back of her neck.
Putting out a black-and-white capture of her new ink, the 30-year-old actress introduced the design as "The Eye of Ra", which happened to be an ancient Egyptian symbol of protection. Along with the photo, she wrote in the caption, "Newish ink." She also credited the picture to photographer Emily Buckingham, whose Instagram handle is @bonesthenskin.
Many of Panettiere's fans embraced her new body art. One commented, "This is such a beautiful piece! Hope you, your family and everyone reading this is safe and well during this lockdown! Love from a longtime fan in the UK!!" Another gushed, "Very awesome and sexy," and a third praised, "Love it. Very unique."
Panettiere made her return to the photo-sharing site on Saturday, June 6. Posting a close-up selfie, she greeted her fans, "Hello everyone! Finally posting publicly. Hope everyone is staying healthy and safe." Since then, she has uploaded about 10 different posts. Some of them showed her support to the Black Lives Matter movement.
On Sunday, the actress famously known as Claire Bennet on "Heroes" brought to attention a video message against racism made by her ex-fiance Wladimir Klitschko. In her post titled "I Am George Floyd", her 44-year-old ex began by stating, "I've been fortunate from sports to understand international competitions."
The former professional boxer continued, "Sport is multinational, and especially in combat sports, there is respect and appreciation for your opponent, no matter who they are or where they are coming from. I encourage all of us to educate ourselves, to read, learn and enjoy diversity." He added, "The old saying, you can't judge a book by its cover, couldn't be more appropriate than right now."
"We have many types of books of the shelf, some are good, some are better, and many are just beautiful," the father of one went on pointing out. "You wouldn't even know just by looking at it. However, once you learn more by giving it a chance, once you open the book, or open your mind, love can conquer anything."
