Ariana Grande got a 'barbecue grill' tattoo — but quickly got it fixed to read '7 rings' like she intended - portable barbecue grill

Ariana Grande shouted out girls with tattoos in the first section of her new hit single "7 Rings" and revealed some of her own fresh ink to celebrate on Tuesday nightIn a since-
She said: "It feels very good @ kanenavasard jk (
Everyone thinks it's fake, but it's true. my hand.
But Grande's fans and critics reminded her that the character she was given did not represent the "7 rings" she might want ".
These characters are translated into "shichirin" in Japanese "-
Small barbecue grill.
After that, she corrected the tattoo and added the letters needed to indicate the intended meaning.
As pointed out by the Kotaku website, one of the Chinese characters represents "seven" and the other represents a ring, circle, or ring.
She has sent photos of herself learning the language.
However, when these characters are combined together, the meaning is completely different.
"When we translate (the characters)
One Instagram user wrote that this means "seven rings" in English directly ". “BUT! !
In Japan, the word portable clay stove for cooking! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Grande later admitted the mistake and wrote it now.
Deleted the tweets she forgot about the other characters in the tattoo.
"In fact, I missed it (the characters)
"This should be in between," Grande wrote . " He said with dirty words that the process was painful. “. . .
But the place also peeled a lot and won't last too long, so if I miss enough time, I'll go through the whole thing next time.
She continued, "and . . . . . . .
A huge fan of the little grill.
Tattoo artist Grande tagged her with Kane navasad in a post on Wednesday afternoon, but she did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
He sent a tattered picture of Grande.
On Tuesday, he tagged the singer on the Instagram page and wrote, "If you don't know, @ arianagrande is a G.