Ariana Grande in Japanese tattoo typo drama – instead of ‘7 Rings’ she accidentally got ‘BBQ Grill’

The vegan pop star wanted to celebrate her single 7 Rings, but using Japanese kanji characters, she accidentally got ‘small charcoal grill’ inked instead

Social media is having a field day with the typo. She deleted the photo of her tattoo and wrote, ‘Pls leave me and my grill alone’

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Ariana Grande’s attempt to ink an ode to hit single 7 Rings has backfired after social media informed her the characters on her palm translate to shichirin – a small charcoal grill. Photo: TSN

Published: 10:20am, 31 Jan 2019Updated: 10:51am, 31 Jan 2019

Too bad pop star Ariana Grande is vegan – she just tattooed an accidental homage to a Japanese barbecue grill on her palm.

The American singer’s attempt to ink an ode to her hit single 7 Rings has backfired after social media quickly chimed in to tell her the characters actually translated to shichirin – a small charcoal grill.

Grande, 25, had posted a now-deleted photo of the new body art on Instagram before her fans pointed out the spelling error.

In widely shared screenshots of now-deleted tweets, Grande acknowledged she had forgotten a symbol but noted that the design won’t last, as skin on the palm regrows faster than that on the rest of the body and tattoos there usually fade.

“If I miss it enough, I’ll suffer thru the whole thing next time,” she said, later writing “Pls leave me and my tambourine grill alone. thank u.”