9 celebrities who have tattoos inspired by Disney characters and theme parks

Of course, "Aladdin" originated as a Middle Eastern folk tale, but Davidson dressed as Disney's version of the character for a "Saturday Night Live" skit he performed with his now-girlfriend Kim Kardashian.

It's unclear what his Winnie the Pooh tattoo was inspired by, but tattoo artist Mira Mariah confirmed she worked on the design in a September 2018 Instagram post.

Tattooer Mr. K created the design for the couple before they married, writing "To infinity" on Jonas' wrist and completing the phrase with "& beyond" on Turner's.

The ink also features two white stars and a small spaceship.

"I have a tattoo on my most private part of Mickey and Minnie Mouse involved in a sexual act. It's my sense of humor," Jackson once said in an interview, according to BET.

She last gave a glimpse at the ink in a 2020 photo shoot.

Rather than honoring the love stories featured in Disney movies, Farley says her tattoo was inspired by the idea of "happily never after."

"I took my four favorite Disney love stories and flipped them so they are more rooted in reality," she told Inked in 2016.

"So with Ariel and Eric, Eric is looking away like he wants nothing to do with her and Ariel is looking at him with desperate puppy eyes," she continued. "For 'Beauty and the Beast,' he is a real beast. Sleeping Beauty overdosed and is dead. Her prince is crying over her because he knows that he pushed her to that limit."

"And Cinderella's prince is beating her," Farley added. "To me, that is the reality of relationships, they are crazy and take hard work — not that happily ever after bullshit."

She got the tattoo in November 2013 according to her Instagram, and later got a Mickey Mouse phone case to match her ink.

Then in November 2014, she described the tattoo as "her most unusual" in an interview with Glamour.

"I loved the idea so much, I still can't remember how I got that," she said. "I was in LA and I immediately had to call my tattoo artist to get an appointment."

The tattoo, which was located on his forearm, had the name Paris written in Disney's famous bubble font. He got the ink in 2017, and Hilton posted about it on Instagram at the time.

"Such a lucky girl! My love surprised me & got my name tattooed in #Disney font. And said cause I'm his most magical place on Earth & he finally found his fairytale princess. #BoyfriendGoals," she wrote in the now-deleted post.

But by August 2019, months after their breakup, he covered the tattoo with one of a gorilla.

An outline of Mickey's head is tattooed on his hand, and a full portrait of the mouse is featured on his opposite wrist.

In an Instagram post from October 2018, Bliss — who is married to Cabrera — said the coordinates featured in her tattoo lead to Cinderella Castle at the Orlando, Florida, theme park.

She also described the destination as her "happy place."