Why did Victoria Beckham get rid of David Beckham tattoo? Fans shocked as video shows her bare forearm
HOLLAND PARK, LONDON: Victoria Beckham seems to have had David Beckham’s name removed from her left wrist. This came to attention after she showed her bare forearm in a clip on Instagram showing off the latest product from her beauty range. Many fans pointed it out with one asking, “Why did you get your tattoo removed Victoria?”
Marking their 10th wedding anniversary back in 2009, Victoria got initials, DB, along with ‘Together, forever, eternally’ in Hebrew. However, these tattoos have been spotted vanishing with time but now, it appears that the tattoo ‘DB’ is completely removed from Victoria's left wrist. On September 25, the 48-year-old posted a video about her new Bitten Lip Tint shade, Je t’aime, making a swatch on her forearm when fans quickly noticed the tattoo was missing. A fan wrote, "Of all the people to pick on with tattoos she picks him and now removed it."
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Victoria and David have faced a lot of speculation about their marriage over the years and the vanishing of tattoos has just added the fuel to it. Daily Mail previously reported in 2015 that the singer turned fashion designer was getting the tattoos lasered off because of her professional image, as they claimed that she was “concerned the tattoos were not befitting of a high-powered businesswoman.”
Victoria previously had VIII-V-MMVI for May 8, 2006, in reference to the date she and David renewed their wedding vows, and the Latin phrase De Integro, which means ‘again from the start’ on her right wrist. But she has removed them too.
In September 2016, the former Spice Girl described their meet in a letter she wrote to herself for British Vogue. She wrote, "Love at first sight does exist. It will happen to you in the Manchester United players’ lounge – although you will get a little drunk, so exact details are hazy. While the other football players stand at the bar drinking with their mates, you will see David standing aside with his family. (He’s not even in the first team at this stage – you are the famous one.) And he has such a cute smile. You, too, are close to your family, and you will think how similar he feels to you. He’s going to ask for your number. (He still has the London-to-Manchester plane ticket on which you wrote it.)"