Back in April, Snoddy defended his controversial tattoo to Page Six . “I am from the South," he said, "and I know that we don’t have the best history, but no matter where you are from or what skin you are in, be proud of who you are and where you came from.”Jackson is also standing by her man's ink choice, posting on Instagram that the tattoo doesn't bother her. "It was his idea to cover it up," she wrote to a commenter on Instagram. "He wanted to black the whole tattoo out completely."