The "Don't Judge Me" singer showed off some fresh ink Monday hot on the
heels of debuting a new neck tattoo resembling his former lover - and
this time, it looks as though Brown has chosen the same spot that
Rihanna got her own new tattoo.
"About to go in on this #fighterjet #f16 #plane #tattoo on #chrisbrown," tattoo artist John Petro captioned
a shot of a tattooed Brown, 23, with the beginnings of a fighter jet etched onto his torso.
The finished jet, which
points nose-first toward Brown's belly button, sits across the singer's abs, just below his chest.
Rihanna's latest ink, of an Egyptian goddess, is similarly etched into
her midsection with the wings spread just below the "We Found Love"
singer's breasts.
"Goddess Isis - Complete Woman - Model for future generations -
#GRANGRANDOLLY," she wrote on her Twitter Sunday. "Always in and on my
heart."
Earlier this month, Brown showed off another new piece of body art, with a
sketch of a woman's face imprinted onto the right side of his neck.
Fans and the media noted that the tattoo bore a striking resemblance to
a bruised and battered Rihanna, but
Brown defended his ink against
haters on Tuesday.
"I'm an artist and this is art," he wrote on his Twitter account. "Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead".
Chris Brown with tattoo artist John Petro. (Johnpetro/via Instagram)
Brown's rep confirmed to E! News that the drawing is a cross between "a
sugar skull (associated with the Mexican celebration of the Day of the
Dead) and a
MAC cosmetics design he saw," rather than a nod to the explosive night back in 2009 when he beat up then-girlfriend Rihanna.
The pair have had a tumultuous relationship but still remain friends,
and earlier this month, even sparked rumors that their romance is back
on after the two locked lips at the MTV Video Music Awards.
Rihanna, 24, called Brown the "love of her life" in an emotional
interview on Oprah Winfrey's talk show last month, and admitted that
they "love each other and we probably always will."
Brown is currently linked to model Karreuche Tran.
jchen@nydailynews.com
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