Kaley Cuoco is a well-known American actress and producer who came to the general public’s attention for the first time due to her role in the sitcom 8 Simple Rules, which was broadcast on ABC. Her appearance in the sitcom The Big Bang Theory, which airs on the CBS network, is largely credited with catapulting her too much higher fame. Kaley Cuoco’s large number of original tattoos cover her entire body. These Kaley Cuoco tattoos are located in a variety of different places. Let’s take a look at the ones she has and the role that they play in our culture and society.

When Kaley Cuoco married her now ex-husband Ryan Sweeting on December 31, 2013, she had the date written in Roman numerals (XII XXXI XIII). This represents the day of their wedding. Since they broke up, she has covered up the tattoo of her wedding date with a stunningly intricate design of a large moth.

Kaley admitted that she had second thoughts about getting her wedding date tattoo. She went on to say, “The tattoo was a mistake,” and explained, “[The Roman numerals] were big, so then I had to wrap it up with [moth] wings, which I think turned out okay.” Cuoco’s response to the question of the significance of the moth cover-up tattoo was, “Because it was big enough to cover the numbers.

Kaley Cuoco went on to clarify that she was merely attempting to appear calm. “I know, you’re going to think I’m stupid… but I forgot I even had it. It is located way in the back there. It’s the way in the back there. It gives me a pain in the neck to look back there now.” On the left side of Kaley’s body is an ambiguous tattoo. Some fans have hypothesised that it’s a grasshopper, while others have suggested that it looks like cursive writing.