RAVEN-SYMONE and her wife Miranda Maday have revealed how they got matching tattoos to celebrate their wedding day.
The happy couple had a simple design of the letters P and M tattooed on to their ring fingers; Raven’s surname is Pearman and Miranda’s is Maday.
Los-Angeles based tattoo artist Winter Stone shared a picture of the pair with the delicate inking on their fingers, writing: “PM @ravensymone for her and her new wife!
“Congrats you two! Enjoy this moment!!!”
The 34-year-old actress revealed on Thursday that she and girlfriend Miranda Maday got hitched earlier this week, announcing the exciting news with a photo of her and her wife together at their backyard ceremony during Pride Month.
The Raven’s Home star — whose full name is Raven-Symoné Christina Pearman — captioned a loving shot of the brides: “I got married to a woman who understands me from trigger to joy, from breakfast to midnight snack, from stage to home.
“I love you Mrs. Pearman-Maday! Let’s tear this world a new a**hole!!!
Raven first teased the marriage announcement with a photo of a gorgeous wine glass, writing: “So something happened this week, that has changed my life FOR THE BETTER!”
The former View co-host added in the comments that she hadn’t been on Instagram since early May because she “had to get life right” before she returned.
After marrying Miranda, she was more than happy to come back onto social media to share all about how her life has changed and how she’s right where she wants to be.
Though the ceremony had to be “small during this time” of coronavirus and social distancing guidelines, the Cheetah Girl thanked “all those who helped” put the magical day together for her and her new wife.
As for Miranda, she celebrated being newly-married by sharing a sweet boomerang video of her and the That’s So Raven alum kissing, writing along with it that at 8 p.m., Raven became her “wife for life.”
It’s unclear how the two met, but Miranda currently works as the social media manager for Off The Menu, an invite-only app that lets users receive one free item per day at various Los Angeles restaurants.
