Ariana Grande Makes New Addition To Her Pete Davidson ‘Always’ Tattoo And Claims “It’s Not A Cover Up”

Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande went their separate ways and ended the engagement in October 2018. During their whirlwind romance, the two have gotten numerous tattoos inspired by each other. Ari had the "Always" tattooed on her ribcage in June 2018, and the singer recently had an upgrade for the tattoo, claiming that it’s ‘not a cover-up just evolvin’.

On Sunday, Ariana Grande took to her Instagram to share a picture of her updated ‘Always’ tattoo, which is now surrounded by a leafy design.

The clarification that the tattoo has not been covered up might be in connection to her decision with some of the symbols she got during her relationship with Pete Davidson. In October 2018, Ari wore a bandage on her ring finger in which she inked the name ‘Pete,’ and she also did the same with the ‘reborn’ tattoo. However, the ‘Always’ tattoo is still clearly visible, and it’s resting on a branch of leaves splayed across the left side of her ribcage.

Meanwhile, Ariana Grande’s next world tour will kick off in Albany, New York on 18^th March, and the tour will visit UK, France, Ireland, Belgium, Netherland, Germany and Switzerland for a series of dates in August, September, and October. This is the first time the ‘Thank you, next’ singer had toured since Dangerous Woman, when her concert in Manchester in May 2017 was targeted by a suicide bomber, claiming 22 lives and leaving hundreds injured. During an interview with ELLE last year, Ariana shared that she had had post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and anxiety after the terrorist attack.

Ari further said that the final track on her album Sweetener, titled "Get Well Soon," was inspired by the state of her mental health after that event.