Don't call Dove Cameron a "good girl."
In an interview with Refinery29, the Disney star gave a really good reason for why she's not:
"When people say I am 'turning bad,' I just remind them I got my first tattoo when I was 14."
Here, a look at her tattoos.
In a recent interview with Refinery29, she explained the significance behind her eight pieces of ink.
Dove has always been a huge supporter of women's rights.
In the past, she's "freed the nipple" like several other celebs, so the significance behind this snake tattoo makes so much sense.
"I got really pissed about that one day and decided to take back the snake. The snake is sexy and it represents new life — shedding the old image, rebirth, transformation and two worlds — so I put it on my middle finger. Call me a snake? I am a snake!”
The story behind this family-inspired tat is so adorable.
Dove explained that her mother had written a children's book called "star stuff" when she was younger. It was about how we're all part of the universe.
"I got this tattoo with my mother and sister to always remind us that we are all connected, and we are all the stuff of the stars," she wrote.
At the time of getting it, they weren't even officially dating, which was something that even Dove knew was risky.
Good thing, indeed!
"We started dating a month later. But he told me he loved me a week before that, so it was a very whirlwind thing… Actors — they’re crazy!”
"It’s based on the lyric “I know what the sunlight can be” from The Light in the Piazza, which is the show I just finished at the L.A. Opera."
“I got my first tattoo when was 14 — illegally and without parental permission," she told the site.
"Keep in mind we’re in 7th grade and I still had braces," she added.
"She said she couldn’t do it, so I said, ‘Well, what if I go first?’ I’ve always been a ‘[expletive] it’ kind of person. I got a Capricorn sign on my bikini line because I wanted something that will always be me, even when I’m 85."
"She said, 'No, you’re 14!’ to which I replied, ‘What if I already got one?’"
This next one that she's itching to get will be in memory of her father who passed away when she was just 15.
"I think it’s from Willy Wonka, but it’s such an inappropriate thing for a child to say," she said.
"It would piss off my grandparents to no end and it makes me laugh so much and reminds me of the kind of person he was. I don’t have any tattoos for my dad yet, so I am planning to get ‘candy is dandy’ soon.”
We can't wait to see it!
