Ariana Grande Covered Her Pete Davidson Tattoo with a Mac Miller Tribute

Ariana Grande is covering up her Pete Davidson ink one tattoo at a time. After covering the tattoo on her ring finger with a black heart, the pop star has covered another tattoo inspired by her ex, located on the top of her left foot.

Grande's tattoo originally read "8418," which was the number on Davidson's father's firefighter badge (Pete's dad died in the 9/11 attacks). But, in a new video shared on an Ariana Grande fan account on Instagram, Ari shows that she covered the tattoo, which now reads "Myron," the name of Mac Miller's dog that she adopted after he passed away. 

"Look at my Myron [tattoo] ... guys, look. How cool, right?," Grande says as the camera zooms in on her foot. 

Not too long ago, Ari covered up the "Pete" tattoo she had on her wedding ring finger with a black heart (as you can see below).

Similarly, Pete covered up his Ariana Grande "Dangerous Woman" inspired tattoo on his neck, also with a black heart.

Ariana recently released her latest music video for "thank u, next," which is inspired by early 2000s rom-coms, like Mean Girls. The video opens with Grande going through her "Burn Book" of exes, and when she gets to Pete's page, it says "sry I dipped" and "I love u always" and "HUUUUUGE."

Meanwhile, Mac Miller was noticeably not in her book. Before the video was released, when a fan commented on the Burn Book and the pages containing her exes, Ari divulged that Mac wasn't in the book because he is somewhere else. "M ain’t in the book he next to my bed," Grande tweeted. 

In fact, while watching the video, you can see that next to Ariana's bed in the Mean Girls bedroom, on the nightstand is a few photo frames, although it's hard to clearly see what's in them. 

Finally, while she's singing singing the line in "thank u, next" about Mac, "Wish I could say thank you to Malcolm, ‘cause he was an angel," she looks up towards the sky. We're not crying, you are!

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