Amber Rose recently covered the new issue of Ink magazine. Rose showed off the noticeable rose tattoo on her right arm while her new tummy tattoo just peaked out of her swimsuit bottom.
The flower on her lower abdomen is reportedly in the shape of a uterus. Amber who stated it was her most painful tattoo to date had a chance to flaunt it when she celebrated her birthday with beau Wiz Khalifa this past weekend in Hawaii. The rapper made a stop in Honolulu for his Rolling Papers tour and decided to bring his girlfriend along. The couple who’s never short on PDA captured some moments on the beautiful beach.
Hopefully Amber will rethink getting her sleeve tattoos. Check out photos below of Amber Rose and Wiz Khalifa.
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