Emma Watson Unveils Misspelled "Time's Up" Tattoo At Oscars

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Mar. 05, 2018

Feminist actress Emma Watson unveiled her new "Time's Up" tattoo at the Vanity Fair Oscars afterparty on Sunday.

Despite being a champion of the movement, the 27-year-old actress apparently doesn't know how to spell the slogan as her tattoo reads "Times Up" without an apostrophe.

Emma Watson at the Oscars last night 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/ReyWqjoHAM
— ♕ (@fangirleatread) March 5, 2018

At least two times Watson has worn a shirt with "Time's Up" written on the front:

We are bringing it home to the UK! @timesupnow

Link here and in my bio to donate to the UK Justice and Equality fund. https://t.co/90ymNXxElk pic.twitter.com/D5Ebz48KAn
— Emma Watson (@EmmaWatson) February 18, 2018

Watch @EmmaWatson announce our partnership with @BAFTA and key industry organisations to eradicate bullying & harassment in the screen sector https://t.co/qCAILLuAyR pic.twitter.com/IzT90LxdZC
— BFI (@BFI) February 14, 2018

It's not entirely clear if the tattoo is permanent, People Magazine speculated it might be a temporary.

Earlier this year, Watson was praised by the media after she wrote an open letter where she acknowledged her "white privilege" and said she's thought about the ways she "upholds a system that is structurally racist."

Judging by the terrible ratings of this year's Oscars, "Time's Up" seems to be an appropriate message for Hollywood as a whole.

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