Victoria Beckham’s wrist tattoo tribute to husband David missing in latest beauty video

Victoria Beckham left fans ‘fascinated’ after they noticed she had her wrist tattoo removed in honor of her husband David Beckham in a beauty video.

The fashion designer, 48, took to Instagram last week to give fans a glimpse of the new Bitten Lip Tint, Je t’aime, from her range and, while the former Spice Girl made a swatch of the makeup on her arm, her body art was noticeably lacking.

The inks on her wrists — which she had done to celebrate milestones with husband David — have become increasingly faded in recent years after she decided to have laser treatment to have them removed.

But some of her social media followers were stunned, asking, ‘Why did you get your tattoo removed, Victoria? Just fascinated x.’

It’s clear that Posh, who launched her successful fashion label in 2008, opted for laser treatment after worrying that the tattoos wouldn’t suit a powerful businesswoman.

In addition to the Roman numerals VIII-V-MMVI representing May 8, 2006 — the date she and David renewed their wedding vows — her right wrist had the Latin phrase “De Integro,” which translates as “again from the beginning.”

This would have marked her new start with her husband and family in the United States, after the former England captain moved to the LA Galaxy club in 2007.

On her left wrist, she also had her husband’s initials, DB, and the words “Together, Forever, Forever” written in Hebrew—chosen to mark her tenth wedding anniversary.

However, the tattoos were no longer visible at all in Victoria’s latest beauty video.

Another Hebrew tattoo on the back of her neck once read ‘Ani l’dodi li va’ani lo haro’eh bashoshanim’, which means ‘I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine’. Her husband has a matching design on his arm.

She also had five stars on her lower back, one for herself, her husband and each of the couple’s three sons – Brooklyn, 23, Romeo, 20, and Cruz, 17. The Beckhams now also have a daughter, Harper, 11, born in 2011.

Laser tattoo removal uses colored rays of light to break down the ink into tiny fragments, which can then be absorbed into the bloodstream and excreted via the liver and digestive system. Private clinics charge around £150 per session for a small tattoo and up to £800 for a larger one.

Large tattoos typically require eight to ten sessions.

The procedure can cause temporary discomfort, blistering, and redness, and the tattoo almost never completely disappears. Figures show that nearly a fifth of Britons have at least one tattoo.

It comes after Victoria’s daughter-in-law Nicola Peltz-Beckham sensationally claimed that the former pop star ignored her for days after she offered to design her wedding dress.

The move reportedly blew the bride’s plans out of the water when Victoria said her studio couldn’t actually make the dress.

Insiders have said the 27-year-old model is pushing a “false story”, leaving Victoria “baffled” as to why she “continues to stoke the rumors of a feud” rather than stopping them.

A source told The Sun: “Honestly, the most interesting thing about Nicola is that she married the Beckham clan.

“David and Victoria have both reached out to her to make peace and find a way to get along.

“David and Victoria would love to spend more time with their son and his wife and have the chance to welcome her into the fold, especially since Brooklyn practically lives with his in-laws.”

Nicola wore a gorgeous couture Valentino dress instead on her special day with Brooklyn in April, but she claims the original plan was for her to wear Victoria’s custom-made dress.

The model actress said she was overjoyed at the prospect of wearing a dress designed by Victoria, but she didn’t hear from the former Spice Girl, 48, days before she called to say she wouldn’t make the dress for her. big day.

The devastating news left Nicola stunned — as her stylist Leslie Fremar and mom Claudia would also be joining the design dream team. The plan was shot down in a phone conversation between Victoria and Nicola’s mother.

In a great interview with Grazia USA, she revealed: ‘We got in touch to start designing the dress, and then a few days went by without me hearing anything. Victoria called my mother and said her studio couldn’t make it.’

Loving husband Brooklyn made his stance clear amid the family feud, telling the publication that Nicola is his “number one priority” and that they “support each other one hundred percent.”

Nicola, the daughter of New York billionaire Nelson Peltz, tried to set the record straight when she explained, “I planned to wear Victoria’s wedding dress and I was really so excited to be able to wear a design that my future mother- made into law.

‘I thought that was so beautiful and such a beautiful story.’

After Victoria’s revelations that she couldn’t make her daughter-in-law’s dress, Nicola recalled, “So, I talked to my mom and Leslie, and I was like, ‘Well, unfortunately this can’t happen, so what’s the next step?’

‘I’ve been a fan of Valentino and their couture for so long. I was really lucky to be able to travel to [the atelier] to try on the dress. That’s really what happened.’