Stacey Solomon has given fans a glimpse of her first tattoo – and the tiny inking is for her husband Joe Swash.
The Loose Women star recently hinted she was about to go under the needle, and has now given a sneak peek of what she got done.
The 33-year-old gave a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it look at her first tattoo on Instagram and it’s a delicate design on her ring finger.
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The mum-of-five posted a snap of her looking through her bag and her tattoo was just visible if you looked closely enough.
Rather than a huge rose on her bum like Cheryl, or a Celtic band around her arm like Mel C, Stacey went for something far more personal.
(Image: Stacey Solomon/Instagram)
The simple design read “Joe” – a tribute to her husband Joe Swash, who is also father to her youngest three children.
Stacey didn’t draw attention to the tattoo and instead wrote in the caption: “On the train home and they’re laughing at me again because all I have in my bad is two dummies and my phone.”
However she did recently ask her fans if she was past the age that was acceptable to get a tattoo.
(Image: @staceysolomon/instagram)
She said in a video for her 5.6million followers: “So, Belle and me were having a quiet Friday laying on the sofa and I think I want a tattoo.
“Am I having a midlife crisis or is it my hormones?
“Is it weird to get a tattoo in your thirties? I think I really want one, I’ve never had one before.”
Luckily, her brother is a tattoo artist and she went to him to get some ideas.
(Image: instagram/ @staceysolomon)
She showed them the results of a stencil session they did, with Stacey explaining she’d be going under the needle when she was home from Paris.
Stacey has also said she wants to get the names of her kids – Zach, 15, Leighton, nine, Rex, three, Rose, 15 months, and Belle, two months – inked eventually.
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