Rhea Ripley recently looked at the meaning behind her tattoos in a new episode of WWE Tattooed. You can see the episode below for the video, and some highlights from her discussion (per Wrestling Inc):
On her first tattoo being the date of WWE Evolution: “It was a really special day. It really was the start of my awesome career here within the WWE and my gradual change into The Nightmare, The Eradicator, the absolute brutality that you see today. Being in the tattoo chair was really thrilling. It definitely stung and I was a little bit thrown off with that, but I was also so excited to start this tattoo journey.”
On her tattoo representing her bond with her younger sister Calista: “We’re sisters for life. It doesn’t matter how far we go in life or what the distance is between us. We’re always going to be there for each other and we’re always going to love each other. So we just wanted to have some sort of memento of our love, pretty much.”
On the crown on the head of her sugar skull tattoos: “I added the crown to it at WrestleMania 39 because I was being cheeky. I was like, ‘I’m gonna get a crown because I’m going to take Charlotte Flair’s crown,’ so now I have a crown, and that’s exactly what I did.”
