It looks like Pete Davidson has been tying up any loose ends (in terms of tattoos) linking him to his previous relationship with pop star Ariana Grande. Davidson, known tattoo connoisseur, added another tat to his collection, revealing a shady truth about another previous bit of ink he got in 2018 in tribute to Grande. He didn't post it directly, though, or comment on it. Davidson's tattoo artist Jon Mesa posted his latest handiwork to Instagram, a sassy sketch of Mr. Owl, the Tootsie Pop mascot. "How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop? Fun tats for the homie #petedavidson," wrote Mesa as the image's caption. It's positioned somewhat oddly in the middle of Davidson's back with a cache of his other mostly monochromatic tattoos. But what the image also reveals is a very peculiar cover-up job on Davidson's neck, exactly where a certain tribute to his pop star ex-fiancee used to be. Though snaps of Davidson's tattoo have been scrubbed from his various social media platforms, it was a replica of Ari's Breakfast at Tiffany's tribute, which read "mille tendresse" in delicate script. Grande originally recruited tattoo artist Romeo Lacoste to give her the ink, which pays tribute to a line from the film – which happens to be one of her favorites. It means "a thousand tendernesses" in French. In place of the dainty French phrase, Pete's neck now reads "cursed." It's a far cry from the innocent thoughts of the original tattoo, with thick black text over an angry red that completely covers up the old writing. The tattoo looks more like an angry bathroom scrawl than a meticulously-planned cover-up, but perhaps that's another way for Davidson to express frustration at the break-up and the subsequent happenings afterward. Davidson had addressed the numerous tattoos he and Grande had gotten in celebration of their summer romance in the past: "So, obviously you know I, we broke up or whatever, but when me and her first got engaged, we got tattoos," he said. "And it was like in a magazine like, 'Was Pete Davidson stupid?' And 93 percent of it said yes. ... So my boy, he was like, 'Don't listen to that shit, man. They're literally fucking haters.' And I'm like, yeah, fuck that. I'm not stupid. And the other day we were in my kitchen and he was like, 'Yo bro. Turns out you were stupid.'" With the Dangerous Woman bunny ears near his ear turned into a black heart and the "H2GKMO" (Ariana's phrase "honest to God, knock me out") tattoo turned into a thick black arrow, Davidson is one step closer to having an Ariana-free body. He may want to take things slow in the realm of tattoos when it comes to his new romance with actress Kate Beckinsale – but hey, it's not our body!<doc-sep>Thank u, next. Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande broke off their short-lived engagement in mid-October and ever since then, they have been individually dealing with the consequences. One such set of consequences involves the multiple (yes, multiple) tattoos they got to commemorate their love for each other. In December, for instance, Ariana covered up one of hers by turning it into a tribute to the late Mac Miller, another ex of hers. Grande's recent album stands as a living monument to hers and Davidson's breakup, especially the breakout hit "thank u, next." Ariana Grande - thank u, next www.youtube.com Well, Davidson has finally covered up his matching neck tattoo with Grande. Originally, the neck tattoo read "Mille tendresse," which translates to "a thousand tendernesses." Now it says something completely different: Davidson and Grande have had a fairly rocky go since their breakup. People reported that both Davidson's and Grande's friends were happy to see the relationship end, and following the breakup Davidson publicly mocked their relationship on Saturday Night Live: Pete Davidson Proposes to Maggie Rogers - SNL youtu.be And Grande continually shaded him on Twitter: The couple's split will likely remain consequential as people keep talking about it. Davidson has was recently seen hand-in-hand with Kate Beckinsale, a coupling Grande has called "so cute." We wish the best for everybody involved.<doc-sep>If you want to know how Pete Davidson feels about Ariana Grande, just take a look at the back of his neck. Since splitting with the "Thank u, next" singer, Davidson has been adding/covering up the multiple tattoos he received during their short-lived relationship. Perhaps one of the most meaningful pieces of ink Davidson received was a replica of Grande's neck tattoo, reading "mille tendresse." The saying is French and means "a thousand tendernesses." After the breakup, Davidson was not feeling the tenderness, and had a tattoo artist cover up the saying with a new one -- "CURSED." The photo was shared by an artist who did some other work for the "SNL" star, including the famed Tootsie Pop owl on his back. The French line is the latest change for Davidson's body art after covering up a small bunny ears behind his ear, and the initials AG on his finger. Grande has also covered up one of her Pete tattoos with a tribute to the late Mac Miller's dog. Maybe he better hold off for a beat before he gets an "Underworld" tat. Getty<doc-sep>
Pete Davidson’s being called “savage” after the tattoo artist he went to for his latest ink revealed that the matching tattoo the star got with ex-Ariana Grande has been replaced with the words, “CURSED.” Tattoo artist Jon Mesa posted a picture on his Instagram tagging the 25-year-old “Saturday Night Live” star revealing the new tattoo Davidson recently had gotten included the famous Tootsie Pop Owl sitting on a branch sucking on a lollipop, according to FOX News Tuesday. (RELATED: Celebrate Kate Beckinsale’s Birthday With Her Best Instagram Looks [SLIDESHOW]) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jon Mesa (@jonmesatattoos) on Feb 9, 2019 at 2:52pm PST But it was eagle-eyed fans who noticed that the “SNL” star’s neck tattoo he had done when he was with the “Thank U, Next” singer that read, “mille tendresse,” translated to “a thousand tendernesses” was covered up. In its place was a large red block of ink with the words in all caps that read, “CURSED.” Grande had the same neck ink which she had received four years prior. (Pete Davidson Blocks Ariana Grande On Social Media: ‘You’re Not Good For My Health’) During the pairs brief engagement which ended in October, the duo had gotten a handful of artwork done that was dedicated to one another. As previously reported, the “God Is A Woman” singer has a history of changing her ink. Recently, fans noticed she had removed a tattoo that read, “8418,” which was the badge number of Davidson’s father, who was a firefighter in New York City during the September 11, 2001, attacks. In place of it, she got ink that was a tribute to her ex’s, Mac Miller’s, dog. She also covered up a finger ink that read Pete’s name with just a black heart. Davidson has recently been spotted out several times with actress Kate Beckinsale since the split.