Brooklyn Peltz Beckham reveals he has 70 tattoos in honor of his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham, in response to Elaborating on her sweet reactionink was done.
During an interview with USA Today On the red carpet of last week's VarietyPower of Young Hollywood event, the 23-1 year old
For example, he has the word "married" tattooed on the left side of his hand, indicating that he is married. She said she didn't think about getting a tattoo until "five months after" the wedding.
"I was like, 'Oh, we're married, why aren't we getting married?'" he explained. "That wasn't something I'd been thinking about for months. We got married five months ago, why not?"
According to Beckham,Transformers: Age of Extinction24}, she "broke tears in her eyes" every time she surprised the star with a new tattoo in her honor. She cries all the time," he explained. "I always love to surprise her with new ink." She posted a new tattoo on her right arm in black cursive on Instagram to represent her vows. May.
Tattoos start like this:
"Let me start by saying I can't even put into words my love for you just looking at you. I see my future and it feels like a dream," the vow said. "You are my world and I keep falling in love with you every day."
The tattoo details how excited the Beckhams are for their future. , concluding with the following:
Last week, the couple also opened up about living together in an interview with Variety, with Nicola discussing their strong partnership and their love for each other. I just explained that I love you.
"The great thing about us is that we don't need anything from each other," she said. "We are so in love. I don't need anything from him and he doesn't need anything from me." explained how important it was for them to take a joint surname and how great it would be for their future children.
"We came up with this idea — we're like a combination of last names. Oh, we can start new things, and we have kids of our own."
However, Beckham's comments were later widely criticized online. Many social media users pointed out that combining surnames is not a new concept, and he said, "Invent it.
