With more than 40 tattoos, João Guilherme gets a new design on his leg: 'We have to do more'Photo by Takmeomeo on Pexels
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With more than 40 tattoos, João Guilherme gets a new design on his leg: 'We have to do more'

extra10 September 2026 at 08:05

With more than 40 tattoos scattered across his body, João Guilherme, son of singer Leonardo, got a new design on his body. This time, he tattooed a full-body clown on his thigh at a studio in São Paulo. The tattoo artist posted the result on Instagram and said they have already lost count of the tattoos. "We have to do more," the actor responded, showing he doesn't plan to stop.

Since he got his first tattoo at age 13, which was a pair of little angel wings with his mother's permission, João Guilherme hasn't stopped. At first, the designs were hidden in less visible places, like on his shin. Since then, he has had eight tattoos removed, making room for others.

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