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Emma Watson debuts ‘Time’s Up’ tattoo—but there’s just one problem

Critics couldn’t look past the missing apostrophe in Emma Watson’s tattoo.

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Emma Watson Time's Up tattoo typo

Emma Watson showed her solidarity with the Time’s Up movement by sporting a temporary tattoo to Vanity Fair’s Oscars after-party Sunday evening. Unfortunately, a grammatical error stole the attention from the message she was trying to communicate.

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As photos surfaced of the actress’ body art, critics quickly pointed out that her tattoo read “Times Up” and was missing an apostrophe. Some said it was odd that a graduate from Brown University would make such a basic grammatical error.

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Regardless of the typo, Watson got her point across loud and clear—Watson, at least, got more people talking about the movement.

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Watson has been leading the Time’s Up movement efforts in the U.K., where she launched the U.K. arm of the movement’s Equality and Justice fund created to fight the anti-discrimination battle in Britain. Watson donated $1 million to the fund, as well.  

 
The Daily Dot