This is the moment gorgeous German influencer and model Jill Hardener has a Nazi tattoo removed from her crotch.
The 31-year-old blonde stunner, who boasts 3.3 million followers on Instagram, removed the imperial eagle tattoo, known as the Reichsadler, after having it inked as a teenager when she did not understand its meaning.
The Berlin-based tattoo model said she was14 years old when she got her first ever tattoo and was either “16 or 17” when she had the imperial eagle inked.
However, she claimed that she did not know the eagle on her crotch was the Reichsadler, used by the Nazis during the Third Reich.
She added that the tattoo does not in any way reflect her views and therefore she decided to have it removed.
Hardener told the newspaper Bild: “When I was 16 or 17, I saw an imperial eagle on the belly of a friend. I liked the motive and never thought about the meaning.”
The symbol dates back to the Roman Empire, with different versions being used by different emperors, cities and republics throughout history.
The eagle Hardener had tattooed was the same one used by the Nazis only without the swastika in the oak wreath.
She said she started to receive criticism from netizens for the tattoo after joining Instagram in 2015
Hardener added: “My pictures were stolen, retouched, and uploaded to right-wing and left-wing extremist websites.”
She said the criticism affected her work because it gave off “completely the wrong image”.
The sexy blonde posted a video of a tattoo artist apparently changing the eagle into a different design.
In the footage, viewed by 350,000 netizens, Hardener is seen breathing heavily and biting her lip with her long legs spread to either side as the tattoo artist alters the design.
