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Eva Longoria removes tattoo of Tony Parker's jersey number

by theGrio | January 20, 2012 at 11:30 AM
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The Daily Mail UK reports that Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria is in the process of getting a tattoo removed. The tattoo of the number 9 spelled out, which is the jersey number of her now ex-husband San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker.

Eva Longoria is doing her best to erase reminders of her ex husband Tony Parker from her life.

The Desperate Housewives is now trying to remove a tattoo representing her love for the second time.

The 36-year-old began the final process of having her ‘nine’ inking cleared from her skin yesterday, visiting Beverly Hills clinic, Dr. Tattoff, to make sure all traces of her estranged husband, 29, were gone.

The actress got the tattoo as a symbol of her ex-partner – whom she filed for divorce from in November 2010 – because it is the number on his shirt when he plays with NBA team, the San Antonio Spurs.

Apparently the petite brunette previously attempted to get rid of the reminder using another laser treatment which wasn’t successful.

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