Cheryl Cole Covers Bum with Rose Tattoos

In February of this year, the singer debuted the large floral design on her lower back, which was reportedly done to cover a butterfly tattoo.

Clearly, Cole was so intrigued by the body ink that she opted to go under the needle again—for 15 hours.

"Meet the most talented tattoo artist in the world!!! #Nikkohurtado thank you," she wrote, and also posted numerous images on Instagram that give not-so-subtle hints to those who don't like her new tat.

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