Actress Emma Watson proudly displayed a temporary tattoo on her arm reading ‘Times Up’ as a show of support for the movement against sexual harassment in Hollywood. The Harry Potter star, aged 27, made a statement at the Vanity Fair Oscars party by confidently showing off the ink, which was visible thanks to her sleeveless Ralph Lauren dress. Despite some on social media pointing out a missing apostrophe in the slogan, Emma stood out on the red carpet alongside other celebrities and advocates of the cause.
Emma Watson showed her support for the fight against sexual harassment in Hollywood by rocking a temporary tattoo on her arm that said ‘Time’s Up’. The message was clear as she stood in solidarity with the movement.
After unveiling her new tattoo, Twitter quickly exploded with reactions to the mistake – with some users commending Emma while others couldn’t resist poking fun at the blunder. Some critics pointed out, “Emma Watson has a ‘Time’s Up’ tattoo without the apostrophe – I really expected better from her! #oscars… Did you forget the apostrophe on your ‘Time’s Up’ tattoo? That’s a major grammar mistake…” On the other hand, supporters shared, “Emma Watson’s latest tattoo is stunning, but the misspelling is quite bothersome. #TimesUp… It’s hard not to chuckle at the news that @EmmaWatson has a grammatical error in her tattoo. Well, at least it should be an easy fix! Let’s get her on @E4TattooFixers… @EmmaWatson, please tell me that’s not real? #tattoo #oscar #whydoit!…” Additionally, some commented, “It’s amusing to see Emma Watson trying so hard to demonstrate her commitment to feminism with that ‘times up’ tattoo and the missing apostrophe… Laughing at Emma Watson’s ‘times up’ tattoo, she went from a 10 to a 4 just like that.”
Tattooed: At the 90th Academy Awards on Sunday, the 27-year-old actress from Harry Potter made a bold appearance on the red carpet. She showed off her new tattoo in a sleeveless dress as she mingled with other celebrities and influencers at the event.
Oh no! After Emma Watson proudly displayed her temporary tattoo on Twitter, the platform was flooded with reactions to the spelling mistake. Some users applauded Emma, while others couldn’t resist poking fun at the mishap.
“Wouldn’t you expect someone with a degree from Brown University to at least use spell check? Emma Watson orders a temporary tattoo online and it ends up with a typo. Emma Watson just shrugs it off…”
“I love Emma Watson, but am I the only one who finds the #TimesUp tattoo a bit tacky? The font looks cheap, the placement is awkward, and there’s a missing apostrophe. In my opinion, it undermines her support for the movement…”
“The stick-on tattoo that Emma Watson wore is so cringeworthy. Did no one think to fill in the missing apostrophe with a Sharpie? I really hope Emma Watson had the sense to make it a temporary tattoo and not a permanent one. She probably earned some fake feminist points with that move. #TimesUp.”
Showing support for Emma Watson, one of her fans expressed confidence in her intelligence by pointing out that a spelling mistake would not have been made if the tattoo was real. Another critic, on the other hand, accused Emma of exploiting the movement for her own feminist agenda with a misspelled tattoo. Despite the backlash, supporters defended Emma’s choice, admiring the beauty of her new tattoo while acknowledging the spelling error. As the debate spilled over to Instagram, a fan account passionately defended Emma’s character and praised her appearance at the Oscar Vanity Fair After Party on March 4th.
Tattoo tease: After attending the Glastonbury Festival in June 2010, Emma was spotted playing with a temporary tattoo on her upper arm that said ‘Mother Lover’ in a heart design.
The famous Brown University graduate seemed oblivious to the missing apostrophe in the large tattoo on her forearm. In response to the criticism, she defended the missing punctuation by stating that it’s just an apostrophe and not a big deal. Emma herself has made mistakes with apostrophes in the past and doesn’t believe the tattoo is permanent. She also urged fans to focus on her overall flawless look rather than the minor error.
Emma has experimented with temporary tattoos before, as seen during her attendance at the Glastonbury Festival in 2010 where she sported a fake tattoo on her arm that read ‘Mother Lover’. At the recent event, she was spotted engaging in a lively conversation with Jennifer Garner, who is an active supporter of the Time’s Up movement and has contributed to the cause.
Jennifer has used her platform to advocate for survivors of sexual harassment, emphasizing the importance of believing and supporting those who have experienced such mistreatment. Her message on Instagram underscored the need for accountability and justice for all survivors.
Having a lively conversation: While enjoying the party, Emma engaged in an animated discussion with Jennifer Garner, a strong supporter of Time’s Up and a celebrity who generously contributed to the cause.
So much to discuss: Back in January, the actress from 13 Going On 30 shared a message on Instagram emphasizing the importance of giving a voice to all survivors of sexual harassment. She wrote, “We want every survivor out there to know that their stories are important, they are believed, and that those responsible can be held accountable.”
Emma generously gave £1 million to a fund supporting victims of sexual harassment just before a powerful display of female solidarity at the BAFTAs. She, along with other British celebrities, wore black in support of the cause. Known for her role as Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter series, Emma is worth £39 million as per last year’s Sunday Times Rich List. She was one of the first to speak out against Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced Hollywood producer accused of sexual misconduct by several women. Emma has been an advocate for gender equality since becoming a Women Goodwill Ambassador for the UN in 2014. Her donation was made in response to an open letter signed by over 200 female stars in the entertainment industry, calling for an end to sexual harassment in all sectors.
Back in the day: Emma had collaborated with Weinstein back in 2011 while filming his movie My Week With Marilyn. The then-19-year-old appeared uneasy in photos taken of them together following a night of partying in London after the BAFTAs.
Time’s Up: In the previous month, Emma contributed £1million to support victims of sexual harassment. This gesture of solidarity was symbolized at the BAFTAs, where many British stars wore black in support, alongside feminist activists.
Mingling with celebrities: Emma chose to dress in black for the occasion, making a bold fashion choice in contrast to the Golden Globes in January, where many Hollywood stars donned black in support of the Time’s Up movement.
Enjoying herself: She was spotted sipping wine and cracking jokes as she partied inside
Back in 2011, Emma collaborated with a prominent figure in Hollywood while working on his movie My Week With Marilyn. Aged 19 at the time, she appeared uneasy in photos taken after a night of revelry in London following the BAFTAs.
In the images from that night, a young Watson is seen exiting Mahiki nightclub in London with the producer putting his arm around her.
Following the emergence of the accusations, the actress and advocate for gender equality expressed her solidarity with the women who had shared their stories.
Taking to Twitter, she affirmed, ‘I stand in solidarity with all the women who have experienced sexual harassment, and am in awe of their courage. This mistreatment of women must come to an end.’
Taking her stance on Twitter, she expressed her solidarity with all the females who have faced sexual harassment, admiring their courage. The unjust treatment towards women must come to an end.
Responding to the accusations, the actress and advocate for equality took to Twitter to express her solidarity with the women who had shared their stories.