Half Baked

Stephen Baldwin Get a Hannah Montana Tattoo

November 13, 2008 at 6:29am PST

Tags: Alec Baldwin, Half Baked, Hannah Montana, Justin Gaston, Miley Cyrus, Stephen Baldwin, William Baldwin

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

From Half Baked to fully-Christian to Hannah Montana stalker.

What better way to show your devotion to a tween idol and maybe seal the deal for a guest starring role (or walk-on, if Miley and Disney are smart) than to permanently ink the Hannah Montana “HM” logo onto your skin?

Apparently Hannah Montana star Miley Cyrus and Stephen Baldwin met last year at the White House function, where the 15-year-old dared Baldwin to get the Hannah Montana's initials and, in return, he could appear on her hit show which his daughters are huge fans of.

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