Rihanna previously revealed she had the Egyptian tattoo - of the goddess Isis, renowned as the ideal mother and wife - in tribute to her late grandmother Clara 'Dolly' Braithwaite.
Highlights
- Rihanna who has nearly 20 inkings on her body, including a Sanskrit prayer down her thigh, a star in her ear and the word love on the middle finger of her left hand - thinks they all show how she feels about religion and her thoughts about God.
- According to The Sun newspaper, she said: "My tattoos are all spiritual and show how I feel about religion. I have a falcon which is an Egyptian falcon and is supposed to stand for God."
- Rihanna previously revealed she had the Egyptian tattoo - of the goddess Isis, renowned as the ideal mother and wife - in tribute to her late grandmother Clara 'Dolly' Braithwaite.
- She wrote on Twitter: "Goddess Isis - Complete Woman - Model for future generations - #GRANGRANDOLLY - always in and on my heart #1love. (sic)"
- The 24-year-old R&B star has also claimed the tattoos are a form of rebellion, just like many other things in her life.
- She added: "[I'm] rebellious through my music, through my fashion, tattoos, and my hair."
Rihanna who has nearly 20 inkings on her body, including a Sanskrit prayer down her thigh, a star in her ear and the word love on the middle finger of her left hand - thinks they all show how she feels about religion and her thoughts about God.
According to The Sun newspaper, she said: "My tattoos are all spiritual and show how I feel about religion. I have a falcon which is an Egyptian falcon and is supposed to stand for God."
Rihanna previously revealed she had the Egyptian tattoo - of the goddess Isis, renowned as the ideal mother and wife - in tribute to her late grandmother Clara 'Dolly' Braithwaite.
She wrote on Twitter: "Goddess Isis - Complete Woman - Model for future generations - #GRANGRANDOLLY - always in and on my heart #1love. (sic)"
The 24-year-old R&B star has also claimed the tattoos are a form of rebellion, just like many other things in her life.
She added: "[I'm] rebellious through my music, through my fashion, tattoos, and my hair."