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Kim Turnbull Receives Rabies Jab After Bali Dog Bite; Romeo Beckham Unveils Arsenal Tattoo

The model's girlfriend documented her post-bite vaccination, while Beckham celebrated his football allegiance with new ink.

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Kim Turnbull Receives Rabies Jab After Bali Dog Bite; Romeo Beckham Unveils Arsenal Tattoo

Kim Turnbull, girlfriend of Romeo Beckham, required a rabies vaccination after being bitten by a stray dog while on holiday in Bali on Wednesday.

Turnbull, a DJ, shared her experience receiving the injection on Instagram Stories. "Best believe I went back and fed him a second time after he bit me, now he's back. Is he apologising or does he want more food," she posted initially, later adding, "The most on brand move I could have pulled (Rabies jab is on the way for all friends messaging concerned x)."

In parallel, Romeo Beckham, 24, revealed a new tattoo on his Instagram, a cannon symbolizing his favored football club, Arsenal.

The cannon design references Arsenal FC's origins and its nickname, The Gunners. Beckham has supported Arsenal since childhood, despite his father David's association with Manchester United. He previously received a VIP matchday experience orchestrated by former Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger, including meeting players and receiving a signed shirt. Both Romeo and his brothers Brooklyn and Cruz trained with Arsenal in their early years.

Romeo Beckham proudly showed off his latest inking, a tribute to his beloved football club Arsenal.

Beckham has an extensive tattoo collection, reportedly numbering over 70 pieces. Recent additions include a depiction of the Greek muse of 'erotic poetry' and the phrase 'Do it afraid' above a lion's face tattoo.

Earlier in the weekend, the couple attended the Singapore Grand Prix, where Turnbull was seen holding an F1 steering wheel outside the Alpine F1 Team garage. Beckham wore a black t-shirt and chains, while Turnbull opted for a white minidress.


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