Brooklyn Beckham has given his followers a closer look at the tattoo which has completely covered the dedication to his mum Victoria Beckham. The 27-year-old eldest son of the Beckham power couple had previously shown a glimpse of the almost-gone tattoo tribute to his estranged mum.
Amid their ongoing rift, Brooklyn has now unveiled an elaborate floral pattern in place of the 'mama's boy' stamp, written in a typewriter-style font over his heart.
Topless photo reveals full coverage
During a run this week, the former photographer shared a topless photo to his Instagram Story, with his torso ink on full display, which contributes to what he thinks are around 100 tattoos. But the tribute to his mum, which is one of the earlier tattoos he got and was first pictured in 2017 long before frosty relationships, is now completely gone.
Brooklyn has hidden the words underneath a sketch of Nicola Peltz-Beckham's bouquet from their 2022 wedding day (which proved to be the kindling for the family feud).
Tributes to wife Nicola
The floral design is one of several tributes to his other half on his body, including a stamp of her portrait on his upper arm and a recreation of her eyes on the back of his neck. He also has their wedding vows inked, which read: 'Nicola when you walked down the aisle you took my breath away you look so beautiful tonight and always.'
'Let me start by saying that words cannot even describe my love for you just looking at you I see my future and it feels like a dream. You are my world and I continue to fall more in love with you every single day.'
Brooklyn also has his wife Nicola's first name on his neck and both his and his wife's surnames scrawled on his stomach. He got the latter inked after deciding to opt for a double-barrel surname when they tied the knot, as he explained: 'It was my idea because I wanted to honour her family's last name as well, and you know, I thought when we have kids, I think it'll be so cute to have little Peltz-Beckhams running about.'
Other family tattoos covered
The 'mama's boy' chest tattoo is not the only tribute to his parents that Brooklyn appears to have quietly covered; there was also once a large anchor with the word 'Dad' on his upper right arm and a design with the date '1975' in reference to the former football star's birth year. The anchor tattoo now appears partially covered with various shapes and a star, while the birth year also no longer seems to be visible.
