Adrienne Bailon Regrets 'Awful' Rob Kardashian Tattoo

Adrienne Bailon, the 29-year-old entertainer and co-host of "The Real" talk show, recently revealed that getting reality television star Rob Kardashian tattooed on her body was a painful mistake.

Bailon and Kardashian, 26, dated from 2007 to 2009 and each decided to ink one another's names on their own bodies. However, Bailon revealed that it was a poor decision.

"I've gotten pretty bad tattoos before," Bailon revealed on her talk show recently. "Everybody knows I have the ratchet-iest booty tattoo of an ex-boyfriend. I don't know what I was thinking."

Although she is in the process of removing the name, the singer and actress admitted that it was physically painful to endure laser surgery needed to remove the permanent inking.

"It does not feel good," Bailon revealed on "The Real." "You could smell your flesh burning."

In a previous episode of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" three years ago, Kardashian admitted that he was not faithful to Bailon while they were in a relationship. However, Bailon has let it be known that the pair led two different lives.

"Sometimes I think the things that matter to us were different ... I didn't have a maid growing up so I don't know what that's like to have someone constantly walking two steps behind me and cleaning up behind me; I always cleaned up after myself," Bailon said on Power 105.1 last year. "Just things like that I think we differ on. It's a very different upbringing; sometimes that's difficult to adjust to when you're living with somebody and they're use to a certain way that someone folding their clothes."

Now, Bailon is advising others against following her awful example.

"It's awful. Ten-letter last name, Kardashian. It's pretty bad, yeah," she said on "The Real." "Now that is a ratchet tattoo. I made a very bad decision. Don't follow my example."

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