Eva Longoria & Tony Parker: The Tattoos They Got For Love (PHOTOS)

Eva Longoria and Tony Parker's marriage may be over, but the tattoos they got for each other remain.

Eva has Tony's jersey number 'Nine' tattooed on the back of her neck. Both of them are inked with the date of their wedding, July 7, 2007, in Roman numerals--on Eva's inner wrist and around Tony's ring finger.

According to TMZ, Eva also has Tony's initials tattooed in a private place.

They are not the first celebrity couple to get inked for love then split.

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Comments

[Sonya Michelle Kreizman]

12:43 AM on 11/21/2010

Not only dumb but was also in a Greese video spoof with Erin Barry and Tony Parker: http://youknowyoucare.com/?p=1229

[BobbyPeru2]

04:52 PM on 11/20/2010

NOT ONLY BEAUTIFUL BUT DUMB.

[Markus Cuff]

03:39 PM on 11/20/2010

barely tattoos.timid scribbles.get a real one or none at all.

[AllyCat7]

01:23 PM on 11/20/2010

She married a pro athlete. The least she could've done to appear to have realistic expectations was not get tattoos. Jeez

[motherfather]

10:14 PM on 11/19/2010

Hilarious!

[twokidsonecat]

09:38 PM on 11/19/2010

They aren't even attractive tattoos.

[uomt]

03:48 PM on 11/19/2010

File this under things that seemed like such a good idea at the time.

[Citydancer]

02:18 PM on 11/19/2010

How stupid to get his jersey #. Do they keep the same jersey # throughout the league? What if he got traded?

[alphabet99]

02:13 PM on 11/20/2010

They usually do, esp. if they're one of the better/more well-known players like Tony Parker.

[Edogg62]

02:02 PM on 11/19/2010

Once again the idiocy and short-sighted nature of tattoos rears it head. They're about as "edgy" as driving a family van at this point. News flash folks: you're not REALLY expressing your individuality by doing what everyone else is doing...

[AllyCat7]

01:22 PM on 11/20/2010

Lol which is exactly why I vow to never get a tattoo in my lifetime...or buy a Mac. I'm too cool to try to be cool B-)

[alphabet99]

02:14 PM on 11/20/2010

Wouldn't get one myself, but maybe the folks that would just like the way they look.

[one1byke]

01:44 PM on 11/19/2010

This Story is OVER before it even begins. How boring the both of um!

He's a Text-freak-Geek. She's probably Prudish when in "L.o.v.e."
If she likes Geek, she can look up D. Diamond a.k.a. "Screech."

He can get with... P. Anderson or J. Jameson or... or Kendra W., Rihanna,
-that is... if he can get past the texting.
http://www.istockphoto.com/stock-video-11772669-geek-texting-with-old-phone.php

[4peace]

02:38 AM on 11/19/2010

stupid

[Box500]

01:06 AM on 11/19/2010

Stop worshiping these moroninc celebrities. Please.

[kenhamlett]

11:55 PM on 11/18/2010

I could write a book about "love tattoos." I have a penchant for them myself. But, I am 60, and I have not lived a celibate life. At 53, I found that all the attractive parts of my body had been filled by my "love tattoos," so I felt the need for expanded writing (and drawing) space. Thus began the long process of lasering off enough old relationship "love tattoos" to make room for the new. I spent much of ages 54 and 55 in a hospital burn center, but I can happily report that I am again "love tattooing" the names of all my relationships and spouses onto the various parts of my anatomy. At 60, many of them are becoming harder to read, since sagging skin a blank slate is not! But, "love tattoos" still seem like such a good idea that I just cannot seem to stop. Inky needles perforating my tender flesh, indelibly memorializing a love that, though it may be over by Tuesday, deserves this permanent remembrance! So romantic!

[shutterbabe]

10:36 AM on 11/19/2010

Ken, I loved your comment and wish I could do multiple faves to match your many tattoo's! Having my own share of ink dispersed in various sag proof places ( a girl must think of the future) I always chose sacred symbols, meaningful pieces that would define me for lifetime. My tattoo artist, who is very well known for his canvas of skin as well as fine art outside the studio, would never let me etch the name of a person, citing the obvious pitfalls in love.

Here's to your indelible sense of romance. Even though I am deeply, ridiculously immeshed with my future husband, I will only whisper his name and stay away from that needle. Best wishes ;-))

[kenhamlett]

10:48 AM on 11/19/2010

Thanks for the great message, too. Sometimes it is nice to put aside the problems of the country and the world and just do something goofy. At least we can give each other a smile. Enjoy that marriage-to-be. I think a sense of humor is critical in relationships, so I think that prospective husband is a lucky man, indeed!

[AllyCat7]

01:27 PM on 11/20/2010

Ok umm...yeah

[lockDown]

10:19 PM on 11/18/2010

Some men just want a low profile woman. The beautiful Vanessa Williams' ex is with a non-celebrity now, and she's single. I don't get it, but some guys want to conquer the women at the top, but have a woman of simpler means at the end of the day...I guess.

[AllyCat7]

01:31 PM on 11/20/2010

Well then men need to figure themselves out more before entering into serious relationships. It's not fair or the other partner when the other doesn't know what he/she wants. Just stat single or date casually. Leave serious dating for mature people who aren't going to back on their commitments in a mere 3 years.

[lockDown]

10:14 PM on 11/18/2010

I'd neve mark my body with some fleeting lover's name. We'd have to be married for 20+ years, at which point I would have matured out of the silly tattoo stage.

[auramac]

11:46 PM on 11/18/2010

I've never immatured into the silly tattoo stage- not even when I pooped in my pants.

[twokidsonecat]

09:40 PM on 11/19/2010

After 20 yrs, if you decided to get a tattoo, I think you'd find more interesting things to tattoo on yourself besides your lover.