Kylie Jenner proudly showed off her first ever tattoo during her 18th birthday party in Montreal, Canada on August 16. The 18-year-old flashed a tiny red heart tattoo on the back of her arm while at a Beachclub bash over the weekend.
“Kylie got her new heart tattoo to symbolize all the love in her life — and obviously Tyga is a big part of that,” an insider tells HollywoodLife exclusively. “He has her heart completely, so of course he was on her mind when she chose the design. Fortunately, she’s smarter than to get his name permanently inked on her.”
Kylie is following in the footsteps of some of her other siblings like Kendall Jenner, Rob Kardashian and Khloe Kardashian with a tattoo. So it looks like Kylie wanted to celebrate her 18th birthday not just with multiple parties but with a permanent reminder of her milestone moment.
Meanwhile, it was just revealed by Kendall’s tattoo artist, JonBoy that she has more than one white tattoo, which includes a dot! “To her, it’s the little things that matter,” Jon said of her visit with him on June 16 in NYC.
It's unclear if Kylie's new tattoo is permanent or just a temporary addition. But of course, Kylie's boyfriend Tyga is covered in tattoos and even has her name inked on his bicep.
Kylie already celebrated turning 18 multiple times in the US and enjoyed a short celebratory holiday in Mexico, but that that did not stop her from living it up in Montreal.
Her famous family doesn't do things by halves. So it's hardly a surprise that Kylie Jenner's 18th birthday bonanza is still on, from Beverly Hills to Mexico and now in Canada.
Of course she's been celebrating in style, with at least one outfit change at each of her big events. Her 'official' bash called for a muticolored dress by her new favourite designer Nicolas Jebran.
But Kylie then changed into a slightly racier white bustier and short skirt combo.
One reason she may have chose to hold a money-spinning public is the legal drinking age in Monreal is 18, meaning she could indulge in a few beverages that are stronger than usual.