Take a look at the royals who have broken protocol and opted for body art and modifications first seen on King Edward VII in 1862, as Princess Eugenie displays her brand new ink
Tattoos and piercings don’t instantly spring to mind when considering the aesthetic of the royal family.
The first royal to be inked was King Edward VII in 1862 who had a Jerusalem Cross tattooed on his arm during a visit to the Holy Land.The Prince was just 16 when he got a tattoo of a dragon and a tiger on each of his arms to remember his time there. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter. You can sign up at the top of the page.
The source went on to say that Prince William was inspired by a particular sporting legend. "We didn't think he was serious – but he said he was keen to get a large tattoo like the one David Beckham has," he said. Most recently Princess Eugenie unveiled her new tattoo at the latest Platinum Jubilee celebrations today, Friday 3 June.
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