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Sylvester Stallone's wanted to change his tattoo of estranged wife Jennifer Flavin to Wonder Woman
Just weeks after Sylvester Stallone and his wife of 25 years, Jennifer Flavin, ended their marriage, new details have surfaced about his altered tattoo of Flavin.DailyMail.com reported in late August — just days before their split was announced — that Stallone, 76, changed his tattoo of Flavin to a depiction of his late dog and Rocky castmate Butkus, which, according to Stallone's reps, was a result of a botched touch-up that wasn't to his liking, leading to the Butkus ink.Now People is reporting that Stallone was thinking about changing the tattoo of Flavin to Wonder Woman... last year. Tattoo: Just weeks after Sylvester Stallone and his wife of 25 years, Jennifer Flavin, ended their marriage, new details have surfaced about his altered tattoo of Flavin Butkus: DailyMail.com reported in late August — just days before their split was announced — that Stallone, 76, changed his tattoo of Flavin to a depiction of his late dog and Rocky castmate Butkus, which, according to Stallone's reps, was a result of a botched touch-up that wasn't to his liking, leading to the Butkus inkThe new details come from tattoo artist Mike DeVries, who gave Stallone the original Flavin tattoo back in 2007.'I already knew that he wanted to do something, because last year he emailed me, called me, and we discussed talking about making Jennifer Flavin into [Wonder Woman],' DeVries revealed. The artist mentioned that Wonder Woman wears a yellow tiara as part of her costume, and that wouldn't work with the darker part of her hair in the tattoo.
