Michelle Keegan shows glimpse of her first-ever tattoos
Michelle Keegan reveals first tattoos in sweet tribute to her dogs
Michelle Keegan has revealed her first tattoos, which is simply a tribute to her two dogs.
In a social media reveal, the actress showed “Pip” written on one foot and “Phoebe” on the other, which are basically the names of her pet dogs. The close-up photo of the small inkings showed her in heels.
“Last week was a good one,” Michelle captioned the carousel, which also included other moments, likely from her work.
Her husband Mark Wright was also in attendance at the tattoo studio as in one photo he could be seen choosing his own design in the background while Michelle posed for a selfie during the visit.
Birthday tribute from Mark Wright
Last week, her husband also shared a birthday post for Michelle’s 39th birthday, posting a series of photos from their relationship.
He praised her as a kind and selfless person and joked that she looks much younger than her age, to which Michelle responded with emojis in the comments.
The couple recently returned from a family trip with their daughter Palma Wright and Michelle’s mother.
Return to acting after becoming a mother
Michelle has also spoken about going back to work after welcoming her daughter in 2025—an experience she called daunting which later turned easier with the support of her production team was very supportive.
She is currently filming a new ITV drama where she plays a detective investigating a murder case in a small town.
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