Jennifer Love Hewitt is an enormous fan of tiny linework tattoos that make a big effect. Some a tributes to nature (like butterflies or leaves), others are non secular symbols (like an evil eye for cover), and others are phrases or phrases (just like the one that claims “the universe always provides” that she got last fall). But so far as we all know, she’s by no means gotten a tattoo in honor of any of her films or TV reveals — till now.
“Okay, so I teased earlier that I was doing something special today, and it’s time,” Hewitt mentioned in a selfie video posted to her Instagram Stories on Monday, April 16. “Even though I’ve done a lot of TV shows, with season eight being the next season of 9-1-1 — after you finish watching season seven, of course — it’ll be the longest-running show that I’ve ever been on in 35 years. So I am celebrating by getting a little 9-1-1 tattoo with my favorite tattoo artist Victoria.” She’s referring to Victoria Do, who’s recognized for her intricately detailed and delicate designs.
Hewitt did not head to the tattoo studio alone, although. “I asked the members of the cast, like, ‘Hey guys, do you want to get dispatcher tattoos with me? Do you want to get a little 9-1-1 tattoo?’ And everybody turned me down except one person. And you might be surprised who it is,” she mentioned revealing in one other slide that her new “tattoo bestie” is Debra Christofferson, who performs her character Maddie’s supervisor, Sue.
Both Christofferson and Hewitt acquired the identical design: a easy rotary cellphone with “9-1-1” written on the bottom. The solely distinction: Christofferson acquired her tattoo — her very first — behind her shoulder, and Hewitt acquired hers on her wrist.
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