Zoe Saldaña is giving a rare glimpse of the tattoo she got of her husband’s face.
Saldaña shared a topless video onJune 2, posing as she filmed herself in the mirror. In the short clip, fans could catch a glimpse of the small tattoo on her ribcage, which is of her husband Marco Perego.
The “Avatar” star revealed the reason behind getting a tattoo of her husband’s face on her body during a January 2017 interview with“He has a tattoo of my face on his arm. So it was only fair that I return the gesture, and I always wanted to,” she explained to the outlet. “In fact, I was the one who was going to do it in the first place, but we get our tattoos with an amazing artist called Mark Mahoney.
The actor also shared the sweet story behind how she decided what image of her husband she wanted tattooed on her. She said that when she and Perego first began dating, she knew he was an artist, so she decided to look him up online.
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