Thalía, a well-known Cuban influencer and former partner of reggaeton artist Velito El Bufón, has taken a significant step in moving on from her past relationship by covering a tattoo she had of the singer's face and that of one of their children. The tattoo is now being transformed into a floral design.
In an Instagram video, Thalía shared the progress of this transformation, showcasing images from her third tattoo session. She made it clear that the process is ongoing, captioning the post with, "Third session but not the last; it's getting covered up."
This action holds particular significance following Thalía's high-profile breakup with Velito El Bufón, with whom she shares two children. While she hasn't explicitly stated that covering the tattoo is a direct result of their split, it can be seen as a symbolic gesture to close that chapter of her life and move beyond her relationship with the Cuban reggaeton star.
The couple's separation became public in February 2026 when Thalía announced they had been apart for several months. The news caught fans off guard, especially since she had recently given birth to their second child, Thiago.
Since the breakup, both have embarked on separate paths. In July, Thalía publicly introduced her new relationship with Cuban music producer Dany Herrera, marking a fresh start in her personal life.
Thalía's decision to replace the tattoo of her ex with flowers seems to signify another step in her journey of moving forward. Meanwhile, Velito El Bufón has also found new love and recently celebrated his first anniversary with his Spanish girlfriend, Paula.
FAQs about Thalía's Tattoo Transformation
Why did Thalía decide to cover her tattoo?
Thalía hasn't explicitly stated her reasons, but covering the tattoo could be seen as a symbolic gesture to move on from her past relationship with Velito El Bufón.
What design is Thalía using to cover the tattoo?
She is replacing the tattoo of her ex's face with a floral design.
Who is Thalía's new partner?
Thalía is now in a relationship with Cuban music producer Dany Herrera.
