Britain's most tattooed woman has finally flaunted her latest inking.

Becky Holt loves her tattoos as she's splurged over £35,000 on her colourful body art. The mum-of-one often flaunts her skin in sexy snaps with her 151,000 Instagram followers.

Now it seems as though the Cheshire lass is far from over as she recently teased a new inking. She sat in the needle chair and got a job done on her bum.

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In a post on Wednesday, Becky wrote: "It's tattoo day! Off to see @tommyhibberdtattoo today for a rework on my octobooty! Wearing @daydwellerclothing."

The mum posed from behind as she wore the white oversized tee and a pair of thongs. Another snap shows her from the front as she finished the look with immaculate makeup.

But over on her Instagram stories, Becky is seen taking in the pain as she lied down on her stomach and the artist got to work. Another quick clip, shows the artist carefully detailing the octopus.

Becky has already spent over £35,000 on her tattoo journey and she's shown no signs of stopping anytime soon. Since she shared the update, fans rushed to the comments section to share their thoughts.

One wrote: "Thanks for sharing Becky," while another praised: "Wow."

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Others claimed it was a "work of art", while some were left so speechless they just commented with fire and lovestruck emojis.

Earlier this year, Becky discussed her love for tattoos. In a Q&A with her followers, the influencer told fans she's always "loved body modifications and just looking different".

The influencer also told fans her dreams of posing on the front cover of Bizarre Magazine which she achieved in 2014. "I made it onto the cover after years of aspiring to be one of the girls," Becky gushed.

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