Billie Eilish is making all of her fans her BFF.
On Thursday, she shared a new glimpse of her latest tattoo on the left side of her hip that reads “Hard & Soft,” posing in a T-shirt and a pair of boxer shorts in the photo.
The “Bad Guy” songstress shared a photo to her Close Friends on her Instagram Story –– which she added all of her 117 million followers to –– lying down and showing a sliver of stomach.
Eilish, 22, angled the camera to feature her lower abdomen and hip, which gave a look at the bottom half of her ink.
The new black scripted tattoo –– which is one of at least five tattoos she currently has inked –– could be just a few months old as the Grammy winner debuted the tattoo at the red carpet for the Variety Hitmakers Brunch in Los Angeles, Calif., in December 2023.
Eilish sported a blue Los Angeles Dodgers jacket and low-rise jeans, revealing the top of the tattoo when she lifted her arms up.
At the time, it wasn’t clear what completed the second half of the phrase.
The “Ocean Eyes” singer has not shared the meaning behind the design.
Eilish has been growing her tattoo collection since November 2020, when she revealed she had undergone her first ink session to Vanity Fair, but teased that people will “never see it.”
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However, in May 2021, Eilish flaunted her large dragon tattoo that runs from her right thigh to her right hip. Four months later, she debuted a “little guardian angel fairies” ink on her left hand.
The Oscar winner also has her last name tattooed on her chest, which she showed off in a bikini snap in June 2023, as well as a gigantic geometric tattoo vertically running up and down her back, added later that same year.
Despite Eilish having at least five tattoos currently, she previously told Vanity Fair in 2021 that her mom “hates” tattoos, so she wasn’t planning on continuing much longer.
“No, I’m not gonna be all tatted up, but I have some more ideas. Right now, I feel pretty satisfied. I feel like in a good zone with them,” she told the outlet at the time.
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