Report: Drew Barrymore Removing Tattoos for Judaism
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by Algemeiner Staff
Actress Drew Barrymore is reportedly undergoing painful laser surgery to remove her six tattoos so that she can be buried in a Jewish cemetery.
A couple of weeks ago The Algemeiner reported on Barrymore’s dedication to her husband’s Jewish religion. Well it looks like she’s literally willing to erase her past so as to guarantee a spot one day alongside her beau and newborn daughter, who will be raised Jewish.
A source close to Barrymore told Star Magazine that Drew “wants to be a Santa Barbara mom, and tattoos clash with that wardrobe.”
The source added, “She’s growing up and turning conservative.”
Barrymore’s tattoos are believed to include a butterfly on her stomach, a cross on her leg, two angels on her lower back and a bouquet of flowers on her hip.
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