Chrissy Teigen Gets an Adorable Tattoo That's a Tribute to Her Family

published 4 October 2019

Chrissy Teigen is diving back into the tattoo trend with another fabulous tribute to her family: a pretty single needle tattoo from famed tattoo artist Winterstone that's a long line on her forearm of the birthdays of her dad Ron Teigen Sr., mom Vilailuck Teigen, husband John Legend, and kids Luna and Miles. It's so gorgeous, and it's making me (once again) think seriously about getting some ink myself.

Teigen captioned the photo, "Cool mom back at it again with Winterstone!!!!" (In case you didn't catch the reference, October 3 is Mean Girls day, and Teigen may also have been referencing the iconic line, "I'm not a regular mom, I'm a cool mom!")

You know what my favorite part of the photo is, though? Her headband! At least I think it's a headband, not a wrap. Is this the Headband of the Day?? I must know!!

The last time she and Legend got a tattoo, she basically lost her mind at how cool the two now were. "Hey guys please don’t talk to us unless u have tattoos we are a cool tattoo family now and we only want to talk to other tattoo families (srry if this seems harsh)." Teigen's tattoo reads "John, Luna, Miles" and Legend's reads "Chrissy, Luna, Miles." So this tattoo is just a continuation of the awesome family love they've got going on—and yes, I am totally jealous. Thanks, Chrissy.

Here's the pic of the tattoo (it's the third slide in the below post).

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And here's the post:

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Ugh, I want one.

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Katherine’s a Boston-based contributor at Marie Claire who covers fashion, culture, and lifestyle—from “Clueless” to Everlane to news about Lizzo. She’s been a freelancer for 11 years and has had roles with Cosmopolitan and Bustle, with bylines in Parents, Seventeen, and elsewhere. It’s “I go to dinner,” not “Her huge ego,” but she responds to both.