Jeremy Allen White’s Tattoos Give You a Peek at His Softer Side

Ever since “The Bear” came out on Hulu in June 2022, people can’t stop talking about Jeremy Allen White. In the show, his character, Carmy, is heavily tatted, but in real life, White’s tattoo collection isn’t quite as robust. The actor has at least six known tattoos that are visible on his arms and chest. One of the designs was even on full display when he played Lip Gallagher on “Shameless.”

White has gotten his designs at different stages of his life, and many of his tattoos have deeper meanings. A few of the actor’s most personal designs are for his ex-wife, Addison Timlin; his kids; and a group of his old friends, showing that he’s not afraid to mark his commitment with some permanent matching ink. White’s most talked-about tattoo marks a very special occasion for him: the birth of his first daughter, Ezer, whom he shares with Timlin. A few pieces stay relatively hidden under his shirt, but other bicep tattoos are visible under the sleeves of his T-shirts.

While the actor hasn’t publicly spoken about the meaning behind all of his tattoos, we’ve done some digging to uncover the deeper significance of as many designs as possible. Ahead, learn what White’s tattoos mean and get a closer look at all of his ink.

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Jeremy Allen White's "Buddy & Billie" Tattoo

On White’s upper forearm is a tattoo of a heart with an arrow going through it. Inside, the ink reads “Buddy & Billie,” which appears to be the nicknames he and his ex-wife had for each other. In a photo from their 2019 wedding ceremony posted on Timlin’s Instagram, the pair can be seen with the same design on the back of their matching jean jackets.

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Jeremy Allen White's "EZ" and "Sweet" Tattoos

On White’s inner bicep, he has a tattoo of the letters “EZ,” which are visible in the photos he took for his interview with InStyle. It’s unclear what this tattoo means, and it’s often kept hidden under his shirt.

On his opposite shoulder, White also has a tattoo of a two-word phrase in tiny font, which is visible in his cover shoot for GQ Magazine. The first word appears to read “sweet,” but it’s hard to make out the second word.

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