AceShowbiz - Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles have revealed matching tattoos featuring the phrase “Let it rip,” E! News reports. This new ink marks a unique connection between the couple, who have been publicly linked since 2025 and recently got engaged in April 2026.

Page Six details that Harry Styles has the tattoo placed on the back of his right arm, just above a palm tree design, inked during the start of his Together Together tour in Europe. Extratv also confirms that Zoë Kravitz sports the same phrase in all capital letters on her back, which she teased ahead of her British Vogue cover shoot. The phrase itself gained popularity from the Hulu series The Bear, per Page Six.

On Instagram, Zoë Kravitz indirectly shared a glimpse of her new tattoo, hinting at its significance without directly addressing the matching aspect with Harry Styles. She appeared more willing to showcase the tattoo compared to her typically reserved approach to revealing her engagement ring, which sparked speculation earlier this year when she was seen wearing a sizeable ring.

Harry Styles is widely recognized as a former member of One Direction and has established himself as a pop singer and songwriter with multiple Grammy nominations, including for hits like “Watermelon Sugar” and “Adore You.” His film credits include roles in Dunkirk and Don't Worry Darling. The couple’s shared tattoo adds a new chapter to their relationship, which began publicly in Rome in August 2025 and quickly became serious, culminating in a proposal less than eight months into dating.

The matching tattoos symbolize a personal bond in a relationship already marked by intimate milestones. Given Zoë Kravitz’s history of meaningful tattoos, including ones shared with her father Lenny Kravitz and ex-stepfather Jason Momoa, this new ink likely holds deep significance for both her and Harry Styles. It also reflects a trend among celebrities to express their connections through body art, offering fans a glimpse into their private lives beyond public appearances.

This article is based on reporting originally published by E! News.