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Angelina Jolie Employs People Just To Hide Her Tattoos
February 1st, 2006 9:48am EST Post a comment Add to My News
Angelina Jolie has a private team of make-up artists who cover her tattoos before filming. Since film bosses ordered the pregnant actress - who is currently shooting new movie "Beowulf" - to hide her extensive body art, the gorgeous star has had to endure four hours of make-up on the set of her films.
The 30-year-old star has more than ten tattoos and symbols etched onto her person. They include a 12-inch tiger on her back and the words "quod me nutrit me destruit" on her stomach - Latin for "what nourishes me destroys me." But it takes so long to cover them that Angelina has had to take steps to speed up the process.
A source is quoted in Britain's Daily Star newspaper as saying: "It's such a ritual before some scenes that Angelina now has to bring her own people in to do it."
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