Magician David Blaine admits he forgot that he got a tattoo (exclusive)

Wizard David Blaine will go to all lengths for a good magical trick.

Chat with people for their one last thing in this week’s number, Blaine, 52, reminded the last tattoo he received. “I made one by disappearing ink with this incredible tattoo artist in New York City, Bang“He says.” I made a playing card prejudice. And I haven’t used it yet. In fact, I even forgot that I did it because it is invisible. ”

The tattoo can be revealed “with a certain light and it pops up,” explains Blaine. “And you just reminded me that I have this tattoo on my left wrist because it is invisible. So I have an invisible tattoo that I didn’t even remember until you just told me.”

Blaine, who just extended his Las Vegas residence and now playing in Nat Geo’s new series David Blaine is not trying shared more of their ‘lasts’ with the magazine:

Last time I sang out loud
I sang “Happy Birthday” to someone on stage in my show, but I’m a terrible singer. I was very apologetic afterwards. And i like to sing Dolly Parton Songs like “Jolene” in front of my daughter (these, 14) to make her laugh.

Last abandonment
I am allergic to dairy, but I live half of the year in Paris, so I always eat my favorite cheese. But then I always sneeze and scratch my eyes afterwards.

Last moment of self -care
I go to the gym and sit in the sauna for as long as possible. I’ve stayed there for a few hours. Before I throw water at the coal, I say really annoying jokes like: “Are you okay if I put some jalapeños on that salad?” And no one laughs.

The last magic trick I did
I was on rehearsal for Jimmy Kimmel And ended up doing magic for the entire staff. And on the aircraft here, the same thing. I did magic for everyone who worked on the plane and all people in line for the bathroom. It’s a constant. I fall asleep with a short tire in my hands and wake up with cards that get stuck in my face and body almost every day.

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