According to ABC’s pre-season bio questionnaire for Bachelorette Season 8 suitor Jef Holm, his “Official Tattoo Count” is: ONE. Now, because this season of The Bachelorette has been so G-Rated (aka not a hot tub was in sight until the overnight dates, when I let out a belt of GLEE when Emily climbed in to some steamy hot water with Sean Lowe in their “fantasy suite.” About damn time! Two of the main reasons we watch this show, ABC, are: 1) hot tubs and 2) helicopters!), we haven’t had the chance to see always-fully-clothed Jef’s skin enough to peep this mysterious tattoo count of one.
But, just recently, Jef tweeted this photo of him at In n Out Burger, which clearly displays his ink on the side of his wrist. But what does his tattoo say? And what does his tattoo mean? The tattoo is the scripted word: STEIJUM. A Google search of the word “steijum” reveals that it stands for a publishing company, Steijum Publishing, that’s based in St. George, Utah (Jef’s home town), and was established in 2011.
I can’t seem to find any information on what this publishing company has actually published, but we’ll keep digging and will post updates from our sleuthing here.
Also interesting, our fellow Bachelor fan blogger Sophienette reports:
Here is what I believe, thanks to my friends on the Bach&Bachette Fans and Sleuthers forum: Steijum is a word created by Monte Holm, Jef’s dad, and used as the name for one of his publishing companies. It is made to unite/merge the names of his six children, namely Steve, Stephanie, Jef, Julie, Mike and Melissa.
So there you have it, folks! Jef with One F’s tattoo break down (so far!). If you discover any additional factoids about Jef Holm’s ink, please let us know in the comments section. Thanks!
UPDATE: Jef Holm’s new hot body is a situation!
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Doesn’t make sense why there is an “i” in steijum if every letter was taken from the names of the six Holm children . None of their names as spelled in article have an “i” . Why would the new word created use three letters shared by two siblings, two from others and only one from remaining sib? Lastly, if the invented word really did represent six children, why not leave it as ” stejum” with 6 letters symbolically ?
Look again, the first 2 letters of each name is in “STEIJUM”
ST
ST
JE
JU
MI
ME