Emma Watson Sports a Tattoo with Spelling Error, Misses an Apostrophe: Gets English Lessons on Twitter

Harry Potter fame artist Emma Watson showed up at Vanity Fair Oscar party with a tattoo on her right inner forearm which read ‘Times Up’, honouring the movement against sexual harassment. The actress has been outspoken proponent of the Time’s Up movement which began after decades of sexual misconduct allegations by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. But Twitter was prompt enough to notice the tattoo’s grammatical error. The tattoo read ‘Times Up’ – clearly missing the apostrophe for the organisation Time’s Up. Thousands of people started trolling Emma on Twitter.

Emma Watson showing off her tattoo in support of Time’s Up movement

And Twitterati couldn't keep calm

A fan tweets someone to be her tattoo artist

While other said this is what happens when JK Rowling doesn't write your stuff

Emma is a graduate from Brown University. Umm..

While it is unknown whether the tattoo is real or fake, Emma joked on Twitter saying that she is hiring a 'fake tattoo proofreader'.

Fans immediately replied to apply for the position

Well, the actress was humble enough to take it as a joke rather than getting offended. A spelling error doesn't define her dedication towards the movement. Emma has been one of the leaders of the Time's Up movement. According to the reports, she recently donated 1 million pounds to another anti-harassment campaign.

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