Hayden Panettiere Misspells Tattoo, is a Moron
by Free Britney at .Outstanding as the recent bikini pictures of her on a boat in Cannes might be, it appears Hayden Panettiere is lacking in the intelligence department.
The 19-year-old actress has a tattoo that reads “Vivere senza rimipianti” or "Live without regrets" in Italian. Only problem? There’s one too many i’s.
Maybe Milo Ventimiglia mis-translated it for her as a cruel joke ...
THAT'S GOTTA HURT: Heroes spoiler alert. Hayden Panettiere is a moron.
While the permanently inked mantra on the star's back, which looks sort of silly to begin with, reads “rimipianti,” it should be spelled “rimpianti.”
Have fun getting that changed.
Of course, the bikini-clad star did not seem too worried about it as she lounged around with her rumored beau, British TV presenter Steve Jones.
With views like this, he likely doesn't care either.
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Comments (14 Total)
You know, there's a GOOD chance it was the artist who misspelled. It actually took me several looks to see the difference. Mistakes are easy. And even if it WAS her fault, misspelling the word of a language she doesn't even know doesn't make her a moron. It's not her language. Seriously, get over it.
Hi, no it's not "proper english." it's italian, you fuck. some things don't translate directly, which you would know if you weren't a monolingual retard.
What a fucking moron! Getting a first-class body like hers and defacing it with ugly graffiti, like a crusty sailor? What a stupid cunt!
Seriously, who gives a sh*t?!
Ummmm, that's the whole point "Rachel Francis." Since when is "to live without regretted" proper English? The tattoo is misspelled because it's the wrong form of the word "regret." Ironically, Hayden actually isn't doing anything about problems in America. The cause she's known for is trying to save endangered whales off the coast of Japan.