It says 'Frynn.'
Earlier this week, the actor took to his Instagram to share a snap of his new ink, which was supposed to feature Flynn's name spelled out in Morse code alongside a string of numbers that listed the date and time of the 9-year-old's birth.That said, it didn't take long for the internet to point out that, while an undoubtedly adorable gesture, the tattoo was missing a dot. Which meant that instead of"Flynn," Orlando got"Frynn" on his forearm.
Granted, adding another dot is a pretty easy fix, and one that Balazs Bercsenyi — Orlando's tattoo artist — said would be resolved soon. In the meantime though, you can see both of their posts about the tattoo, below.
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