Has Romeo Beckham, 17, got his first tattoo?

His famous father and brother are both covered in intricate inkings.

And Romeo Beckham appears to have followed in his families’ footsteps, as he debuted what seemed to be his first tattoo while on holiday on Tuesday.

The teenage son of David and Victoria, 17, seemingly displayed the small inking on his torso as he headed into the water with his dad, 45, and sister Harper, nine. 

Romeo and his family were seen cooling off in the water during their family holiday to Greece, following eased lockdown restrictions.

The tattoo may be a very recent addition as parlours reopened on July 13, after being forced to shut due to coronavirus restrictions.

It is unclear when and where Romeo has new inking, as it is illegal for minors to get a tattoo under the age of 18, even with parental consent.

Some European countries allow 16-year-olds to get a tattoo as long as they are accompanied by an adult.

In the U.S. most states permit a person under the age of 18 to receive a tattoo with permission of a parent or guardian, but some states prohibit tattooing under a certain age regardless of permission, with the exception of medical necessity. 

Romeo’s desire to get a tattoo was no doubt sparked by his dad and his 21-year-old brother Brooklyn’s love of their many inkings. 

His father David reportedly has a total of 63 tattoos on his body.

Brooklyn shared a glimpse of his latest inks after having the names of his three siblings etched onto his fingers earlier this year.

The aspiring photographer took to Instagram Stories to post a selfie of his right hand, with each finger featuring a tattoo of a different name.

No stranger to showing off his new inkings, Brooklyn shared a glimpse of his newest tattoos, one each for his brothers Romeo Cruz, 14, and sister Harper.  

It came just days after he displayed yet another new inking as he posed for a hunky shirtless snap.

Brooklyn unveiled a gigantic new tattoo of a dragon, starting on his left shoulderblade and wrapping its way down his muscular bicep.

The Japanese dragon inking featured flame detail, with the sinewy creature’s body adorned with large intricate roses.

Brooklyn also displayed many of his other tattoos including a cherub, a dreamcatcher and the phrases ‘Mama’s Boy’ on his chest in homage to mother Victoria Beckham.

The star set pulses racing as he posed up in a towel and sported dishevelled locks for the mirror selfie.   

In September 2018 Brooklyn unveiled the new additions to his huge angel chest tattoo.

The star stunned fans with his body ink, which was eerily similar to dad David’s Jesus and three cherubs design.  

Brooklyn took to Instagram to reveal the clouds he had drawn onto his chest surrounding his own three cherubs and angel designs. 

Having got the original tattoo in July, Brooklyn flaunted his updated ink job by artist Doctor Woo on Instagram, and wrote: ‘Bloody love it mate xxx’

David sports an incredibly similar tattoo in the same position which features Jesus with three cherubs – representing his sons – lifting him out of a tomb. 

The rising photographer first showed off his tattoo on his Instagram story earlier this year, with a black and white clip where he stuck up two fingers as he zoomed the camera up close to show off the new ink.

Brooklyn has a plethora of tattoos in his collection, and in April he flashed his latest black and white tattoo of a dark-haired 40s style pin-up for the first time.

The inking shows the woman seductively raising her arms above her head and smiling. 

Brooklyn also has ‘1975’ inked on his right hand, honouring his beloved father’s date of birth and a heart with the word ‘mum’ emblazoned on his bicep.

The teen has used body art to honour David before, and last October he got the number seven tattooed on his little finger in a nod to his father’s illustrious sporting career.

The single digit – David’s squad number while playing for Manchester United and England – also serves as a middle name for Brooklyn’s sister Harper.

The teenager also has a Buster tattoo just above his bellybutton, paying tribute to both his childhood nickname and the tattoo David got on his neck in 2015.

His first tattoo came in April 2017 -a forearm inking which directly mimics his father David’s tattoo on his torso- is an illustration of a Native American in traditional headdress.

Only weeks after sitting for the tattoo at Shamrock Social Club, he revealed a second intricate inking of what appeared to be a Fujitsu camera on his left bicep, no doubt in a homage to the aspiring photographer’s passion.

In July he debuted his third piece of body art on Instagram, posting a photo of an intricate compass design upon his left forearm.

The teenager later revealed his fifth design, a distinctive eagle occupying the space between his thumb and forefinger, while he had the words ‘Made In England’ inked across his left foot shortly afterwards. 

Brooklyn has also got a sizeable rose tattoo located along the side of his torso, as well as the words ‘mama’s boy’ inked over his heart.

Curiously, David’s own love of tattoos began with a tribute to Brooklyn after the former footballer had his name etched across his lower back in Gothic script.