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Ariana Grande Thought She Was Getting A “7 Rings” Tattoo But Got A Small Barbecue Tattoo Instead |

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Ariana Grande Thought She Was Getting A “7 Rings” Tattoo But Got A Small Barbecue Tattoo Instead |

Ariana Grande thought that she was getting into the Japanese mode when she supposedly inked a Japanese inscription of “7 Rings” tattoo.

The singer tattooed on her hand “七輪” and showed it to her fans on Instagram and this was a proud moment for her until fans pointed out that it when translated to the Japanese Kanji, it means “shichirin,” a small barbecue grill, not “7 Rings” as she originally thought.

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Although she later deleted the post, that did not stop people from talking about it:

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