David Beckham Gets ‘Pretty Lady’ Inked For Daughter Harper

David Beckham, 40, gets inked once again for his 4-year-old daughter, Harper Seven Beckham. The doting dad shared a picture of his latest body art on his Instagram account Sunday.

He posted the photo of the new tattoo with the caption ,“Hey Pretty Lady…Just adding to the collection of tattoos that mean so much to me....” He also thanked celebrity tattoo artist Mark Mahoney for his work, adding it was amazing. The new piece of ink features the words “Pretty Lady,” written above his “Harper” tattoo near his neck. The piece was done at the Shamrock Social Club tattoo parlor in Hollywood, California, People reported.

During the inking procedure, Beckham, who is popularly called Golden Balls, shared images and clips, which made everyone question him about his new body art. Before posting the new tattoo photo, Beckham shared a picture of him getting inked in the studio with his 9.1 million followers on Instgram, asking them to watch him on myeye app.

The retired England footballer even got a Minion tattoo for his daughter in June. She had picked the cartoon character for her dad. His wife, Victoria, shared the tattoo of the little yellow henchman from “Despicable Me” and “Minions” films on Twitter. A representative of the couple soon confirmed it was just a tattoo transfer.

Beckham earlier Thursday showed off his new ‘99’ tattoo to honor three significant achievements in his life, the foremost being his wedding to Victoria Beckham, July 4, 1999.

Beckham has dedicated a number of tattoos to his loved ones, especially his wife Victoria. His designs include her name inked across his right hand, her portrait on his left arm, and the Roman numerals for their wedding anniversary on his right wrist. He also has a number of tributes to his children inked on his body, including the names of his sons Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz on his back, and Harper on his chest. He also has an intricate tattoo depicting Jesus being lifted from his tomb by three angels, which he has said represents his sons taking care of him in later years.