Khloe Kardashian gets rid of her tramp stamp tattoo

Tattoos may be permanent, but not if Khloe Kardashian can do anything about it. The reality star spent her weekend getting rid of a "tramp stamp" that she’s had since she was 16 years old.

“Well @SimonOurianMD1 and I had a fun morning. The end of an era.... Got this bad boy when I was 16.... Not so cute anymore,” she said, as she captioned a video on Instagram. In the video, she documented part of the procedure, where the tattoo can clearly be seen being lasered off.

Half of her tattoo has already been erased when the video begins, and Khloe could be heard giggling as the doctor continues to work on her. The 31-year-old star had a tattoo of a cross with the word “Daddy” written above it. She said in previous interviews that the tattoo is dedicated to her late father, Robert Kardashian.

“I should've listened to Kim when she told me 'you don't put a bumper sticker on a Bentley,'" she continued. Her older sister Kim Kardashian had always been against getting inked, and she has spoken about it many times in the past. However, Khloe decided to get inked anyway, but she now appears to be agreeing with her sister.

Apart from the “tramp stamp,” Khloe also has other tattoos. According to Too Fab, she has the words “I love you” tattooed on her wrist. The design is based on her father’s handwriting. Finally, she also has the initials of her ex-husband, Lamar Odom, tattooed on her hand. It remains to be seen if she will have the tattoos lasered off in the future.

Apart from Khloe, other members of the Kardashian-Jenner clan also have tattoos. Rob, the only male child, has full sleeves on both arms. He showed off his tattoos in a rare Instagram picture that he shared over the weekend. Likewise, the family matriarch, Kris Jenner, also has a “tramp stamp” on her back.

Kendall Jenner also dipped her toes into the world of body ink earlier this year when she got a small white dot on her middle finger, just like her BFF Haley Baldwin and a group of other friends.

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