Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert unveils massive ’90s-era body tattoo in latest bikini pic

Rep. Lauren Boebert’s Hidden Tattoo Revealed in Shocking New Photo

A startling image has surfaced, revealing a massive and intricate tattoo on Rep. Lauren Boebert’s torso. The tattoo, which has reportedly been kept hidden, spans from her pelvic bone and extends up her abdomen to her ribs. The image, featuring the Colorado congresswoman in a bikini, was exposed Thursday by Ginger Gaetz, the wife of Rep. Matt Gaetz, who has been sharing photos of conservative women in support of Rep. Anna Paulina Luna.

Ginger Gaetz shared the photo on X, captioning it with a message of support for Boebert: “We love confident, healthy, patriotic women like Lauren,” accompanied by a bikini emoji. In the photo, Boebert, 37, is seen smiling while standing on the shoreline of West Palm Beach, her elaborate tribal tattoo prominently displayed, connecting her bathing suit top and bottoms and covering much of her right side.

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The timing of the photo is unclear, but Boebert’s engagement ring is visible on her left hand—a reminder of her tumultuous personal life, including the announcement of her divorce from her husband in May 2023. The tweet featuring the revealing image quickly gained attention, with over 1 million views and a mix of reactions ranging from support to criticism, with some detractors labeling the tattoo as “trashy.”

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Boebert responded to the viral tweet with a simple, “Well then…there’s that!” but did not offer any further comment or respond to requests from The Post for additional remarks.

This revelation follows a similar situation involving Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, who faced scrutiny after swimsuit photos of her from 2016 went viral. Luna, who wore a MAGA-themed suit in support of Donald Trump before her time in Congress, used the moment to mock transgender people, tweeting, “I’m confirming that I have indeed worn swimsuits and you can tell I am biologically a woman,” using the hashtag “MAGA.”

The latest controversy adds another layer to the ongoing public discourse surrounding conservative female politicians and their personal lives, with reactions varying widely from praise to disdain.