Samuel Timothy McGraw is an American actor, singer, and record producer. He started his career in the 90s when his 1994 album, “Not a moment Too Soon” reached the top of the charts of Country Albums. Since then, 10 out of his 15 albums have topped the Country Albums Charts. He has sold more than 80 million records worldwide and has also appeared in several films.

Tim has some interesting tattoos on his body. Let us take a look at the inks he has and the meanings behind them.

1. Bicep Tattoo

Tattoo: The right bicep of the singer has a design tattooed on it that is called the Ichthys. The words, “JAN 07?” are also tattooed along with the design.

Meaning: The tattoo represents the religious views of the singer. The tattoo design of the Ichthys is also known as the Jesus Fish tattoo and represents the bearer’s strong faith in Christianity.

2. ‘Faith’ Tattoo

Tattoo: Tim’s right upper arm also has a tattoo of the word, “Faith” on it.

Meaning: The tattoo of the word on his arm shows how strong his beliefs are and symbolizes his complete trust in god.

3. ‘Cross’ Tattoo

Tattoo: The left upper arm of the singer has an ornate cross tattooed on it. The cross also has different letters tattooed on it.

Meaning: The cross on his left arm represents his love for his family and also symbolizes their protection. The letters on the cross are the initials of his wife, Faith Hill, and his lovely daughters, Gracie, Audrey Caroline, and Maggie Elizabeth McGraw.

4. ‘Letters’ Tattoo

Tattoo: The letters, “DHD” are tattooed on the outer side of his right leg, just above his ankle.

Meaning: The letters on his leg stand for Dancehall Doctors. The tattoo represents the name of his seventh studio album, “Tim McGraw and the Dancehall Doctors.”

There is another tattoo on the singer’s body as well. The tattoo has not been seen but Tim has talked about the first tattoo that he got. His thigh has a tattoo of a leprechaun in a cowboy hat. Tim said, “It was 3 AM in New Orleans, and I was about 22 and drunk, It’s not hard to connect the dots!”