Hailey Baldwin debuts new tattoos ahead of wedding to Justin Bieber
Hailey Baldwin is preparing for her upcoming nuptials with some new ink.
The model, 22, debuted several new tattoos on her fingers and one large design on her neck on Thursday.
After getting a lime green manicure at the Kardashian-beloved Modern Pamper Nail Salon, Baldwin showed off eight new designs on her right hand, courtesy of celebrity tattoo artist Dr. Woo.
The collection includes stars, a moon, a sun, flowers and various decorative dots and lines on her three middle fingers; she previously had a chevron pattern inked on her pinky that complements the pattern.
Baldwin also had Dr. Woo tattoo a “B” on the back of her hand below the third knuckle, likely as a nod to both her Baldwin and Bieber names.
While the star only showed off her new hand tats on her Instagram Stories, fans and paparazzi spotted what appears to be a fresh neck tattoo, though it’s unclear what the cursive design says. Twitter has been abuzz with guesses that include “loyal” and “laugh,” since the first letter appears to be an “L.”
Nearly two weeks after inking Baldwin, Dr. Woo posted a close-up shot of the tat, revealing that it says “lover” — a special pet name that the Biebers call eachother — in script.
This is hardly Baldwin’s first brush with body art; she has more 20 small tattoos, including ones commemorating her parents’ wedding date, Bible verses and phrases and even the word “Baldwin” on the inside of her middle finger.
In November 2018, Page Six exclusively revealed that Justin Bieber had another famous artist, Bang Bang (aka Keith McCurdy), tattoo the word “grace” above his eyebrow, revealing that Baldwin has “style” somewhere on her body that has yet to be revealed.
The new tattoos come just one month before the couple will say “I do” for the second time. Though they quietly married last fall at a courthouse in New York City, the Biebers have yet to hold a wedding reception in front of family and friends. While a party was originally planned for February, it was postponed until Sept. 30 in South Carolina.
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