Heidi Klum’s Tattoo Mystery Solved

September 23, 2008 at 7:18am PST
Tags: Heidi Klum, Seal, tattoos
Photos: splashnewonline.com

We have been as stumped over Heidi Klum’s tattoo and ever since we first noticed she had defiled her pristine, glorious body, with odd, squiggly, hard to conceal body art that isn’t ugly as much as it is odd.

After months of speculation, the mystery of the cryptic tattoos meaning has been revealed: it’s an abstract inscription to her husband Seal and their family.

“I've had it since May,” Klum says. “My husband and I always get married every year. It was our fourth wedding, and we wanted to have our names tattooed together. So it's my husband's name and our three children, their initials, in the (three) stars.”

Mystery solved.

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