Alaya Fielder

What inspired your most recent tattoo?

My most recent tattoo is on my rib cage. It is my parents birth flowers. I wanted something deeply personal and timeless to honor the people who raised me, and getting my parents’ birth flowers felt like the perfect tribute. Each bloom represents not just their birth months, but the strength, love, and guidance they’ve given me throughout my life. It’s my way of carrying a piece of them with me—something beautiful, meaningful, and forever close to my heart.

If your ink could speak, what would it say?

If my tattoos could speak, they’d tell stories of love, growth, and connection. The flowers would whisper memories of the people who shaped me, blooming with meaning and emotion. They’d speak in petals and roots—soft but strong, delicate but unshakeable. And that Dragon Ball Z tattoo? It’d shout with pride, echoing laughter, Saturday morning cartoons, and the bond I’ll always share with my dad. Together, they’d say: This is who I am, and these are the people a

What would you do with the $25,000?

I’ve recently had my daughter. She’s three weeks old. My partner and I had to move back in with my parents due to the expenses of the world we live in. Winning that money Id put 2,500 into a Roth IRA for it to build for my daughter. I’d put 10k in our piggy bank as we are saving for a home. I’d give my parents 5k for always being here. They’ve always been our rock and roll. I’d get a new vehicle as we share my one old car. Save the rest for a nice vacation wi