Emma Watson's Time's Up tattoo is missing an apostrophe

Grabbing headlines for the wrong reasons.

Emma Watson has been vocal in her support of the Time's Up movement, donating money and using her celebrity to promote the cause.

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At the Vanity Fair Oscars party on Sunday night, she displayed a new tattoo on her inner forearm dedicated to the cause.

However, as many on social media pointed out, there was a grammatical error - it was missing an apostrophe.

The tattoo has been making headlines across the world, but we aren't sure they are the type of headlines Watson hoped for.

According to reports, the tattoo is only temporary.

The Time's Up movement is fighting against sexual harassment and began in Jaunary 2018.

It was launched by a number of celebrities in response to prominent males in the entertainment industry being accused of sexual misconduct.

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"Invite us into your office in a couple days, or you can come to ours, whatever suits you best, and we’ll tell you all about them."

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