Ayda is less than impressed that her eldest child wants to follow in her father's footsteps and get a series of permanent inkings, reported Female First.
"You know what Teddy asked for at Christmas? Tattoos. We have gone down the wrong path. I need to right this ship. She is four. She is going to have a face tattoo and a sleeve done by the time she's 12. No, I have got to take a stand," she said.
"He literally wants one on his face. No thank you. He wanted something aggressive on the neck too but I said no. Sometimes Baby has to be put in the corner.
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