Cruz Beckham confirms Victoria has removed all tattoos in major transformation amid Brooklyn feud

Olivia Gantzer
Fri, 10 Apr 2026 18:39:35 +0000

Victoria Beckham has had every single one of her tattoos removed, her son Cruz has confirmed.

The 21-year-old disclosed the news during an Instagram Q&A session on Wednesday when a follower enquired about whether the former Spice Girl still had any body art.

"No not anymore x," Cruz responded to the question, which had noted that his father David possesses numerous inkings.

The 51-year-old fashion designer previously sported six tattoos across her body, several of which paid tribute to her husband of over two decades.

Among the removed designs were David's initials and various romantic inscriptions that had marked significant moments in the couple's relationship.

The removal process is understood to have begun several years ago.

Victoria's wrist had featured her husband's initials "DB" alongside the Hebrew phrase "Together, forever, eternally", which the couple chose to commemorate their tenth wedding anniversary.

Beneath this sat the Roman numerals VIII-V-MMVI, representing May, 8 2006 – the date Victoria and David renewed their marriage vows.

The Latin words "De Integro", meaning "again from the start", appeared directly above.

Her lower back bore five stars, each symbolising a member of the family: herself, David, and their three sons Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz.

Running down her spine was a Hebrew poem reading "I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine" – an inscription that David also carries on his arm.

It remains unclear whether Victoria ever added a sixth star following daughter Harper's birth in 2011.

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Victoria addressed the disappearance of her inkings back in 2022 after observant fans spotted the changes in a beauty video.

Speaking on The Today Show, she explained her reasoning in straightforward terms.

"I had these tattoos a long, long time ago and they just weren't particularly delicate," she said.

"Mine were just a little bit thick and they were bleeding a little bit and they just weren't as pretty. They just didn't look so nice. It doesn't mean anything more than that."

The former pop star dismissed any deeper significance behind her decision.

"I was just a bit sick of the tattoo. It's as simple as that," she concluded.

Laser removal typically requires between eight and ten sessions for larger pieces.

Whilst Victoria has opted for a clean slate, her husband David continues to display his extensive collection of body art.

The couple's eldest son Brooklyn, 27, has taken a different approach to his own inkings following a reported rift with his parents.

The aspiring chef, who cut ties with his family in a public statement in January, has covered several tattoos honouring his relatives.

A tribute to his father featuring the word "Dad" and the nickname "Love you Bust" has been obscured with shapes and a star.

Brooklyn also had the words "mama's boy" inked on his chest in 2019, but this has since been layered over with flowers – believed to be another tribute to his wife Nicola.

His siblings' names, previously tattooed on his fingers, have similarly been covered.