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Fans spot hilarious illusion in Victoria Beckham’s sweet family snap

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Anybody who got a tattoo at a young age would probably have worried about their mother’s reaction.

And we bet 18-year-old Brooklyn Beckham was no different when he got a new inking, with pride of place on his bicep!

Brooklyn’s already got a fair few pieces of ink, much like his tattoo-mad Dad David.

But this one had a special meaning, as it was dedicated to Mum Victoria – featuring a heart with “MUM” written through the middle.

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So if you’re going to get a new piece of body art, dedicating it to your mother’s probably a pretty smart way of making sure she approves!

Victoria herself is clearly thrilled with the tribute, having featured it on her Instagram stories.

But when she posted a new picture telling the world exactly what she thought about the new tattoo, fans were quick to point out one hilarious detail in the photo.

Vic loved it (Credit: Instagram)

Victoria captioned the shot: “Big tattoo! X kisses from NYC!! @brooklynbeckham x #loveyou”.

But fans could only keep their eyes on one part of the picture, which wasn’t the tattoo itself.

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It was the fact Victoria’s index finger appeared to be about a foot long!

Fans were cracking up, with one writing: “For a second there I thought @victoriabeckham had a really loooong finger!”

Another said: “Love your family. A true inspiration, but I have to ask; how long index finger on your right hand?”

Of course, it was all an illusion – the tip of the digit in question belonged to Brooklyn all along.

But we have to admit, we did a double-take when we first spotted it as well!

Glad you like the tatt, Mrs B – and we’re also quite glad all your fingers truly are of a normal length.

Did you spot it? Leave us a comment on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think!


Nancy Brown
Associate Editor