Pete Evans’ wife Nicola Robinson debuts a huge tattoo on her arm – after removing her ‘toxic’ breast implants and embracing a ‘natural way of life’
It’s been two years since Nicola Robinson went under the knife to remove her ‘toxic’ breast implants.
And Pete Evans’ wife Nicola Robinson, 42, has altered her look once again, this time by going under the tattoo needle.
On Monday, the former Playboy model shocked fans by debuting a striking tattoo that spread across her forearm.
Tatt’s new! Pete Evans’ wife Nicola Robinson, 42, debuted a huge forearm tattoo on Instagram Stories on Monday
The ink featured a geometric-inspired design that incorporated interlocking lines, circles and triangles.
Nicola showed off the body art by uploading a black-and-white photo to her Instagram Stories, captioned simply with the word ‘fresh’.
It’s the latest in a series of aesthetic changes for Nicola, who last year announced her decision to remove her ‘toxic’ breast implants – after having three enlargements in her twenties.
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‘I was just so ashamed of myself,’ she told Channel Seven’s Sunday Night after the explant surgery.
‘And that’s just such a pointless emotion to really feel, because it holds you in the past. It stops you from enjoying the present moment.’
Nicola added that getting rid of the ‘two large bags’ on her chest had completely transformed her life.
Changes: It’s the latest in a series of aesthetic changes for Nicola, who last year announced her decision to remove her ‘toxic’ breast implants – after having three enlargements in her twenties (pictured in 2007)
‘It’s a new beginning for me,’ she said. ‘I feel like I blossom anew with every sunrise!
‘It’s a lot more fun to ride the horses, to surf, to just do everything. I have a whole new sense of freedom.’
Nicola married Pete in 2016 at their family farm in northern New South Wales.
They divide their time between the rural property and their newly-built home in Malabar, Sydney.
No regrets: ‘It’s a lot more fun to ride the horses, to surf, to just do everything. I have a whole new sense of freedom,’ she said, after having the implants removed last year (pictured in 2009)
Match made in heaven! Nicola married Pete Evans (right) in 2016 at their family farm in northern New South Wales