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Matt Damon Pays Tribute to His 4 Daughters With Meaningful Tattoo of Each of Their Names — See the Pic!
Aww! Matt Damon showed the ultimate display of love for his four daughters by getting a tattoo of each of their names. The Jason Bourne actor paid a visit to celebrity tattoo artist Daniel Stone and cemented his status as a doting dad after getting the special artwork inked on his upper arm.
The 48-year-old hunk — who is the proud dad of Alexia, 20, Isabella, 13, Gia, 10, and Stella, 8 — showed love for his adorable little girls as he got their names inked on his right arm in a stunning, delicate script. The names are arranged vertically and can be seen listed from oldest to youngest.
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The heartwarming tattoos are placed closely to Matt’s other ink that reads “Lucy” — a similar tattoo in honor of his wife of almost 15 years, Luciana Barroso.
Daniel, who has tattooed other celebrities like Lady Gaga and Chrissy Teigen, opened up about the opportunity and “honor” to work with the Good Will Hunting actor. “Matt is a legend and a very cool human being,” the famous tattoo artist gushed to Entertainment Tonight after the special ink was revealed. “I’m so happy that I was able to give him this tattoo! He is one of my favorite actors.”
Although Matt has been in some of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters, he’s also dedicated to being a great dad. In 2015, the Oscar-winning screenwriter opened up to the outlet about becoming a father of four girls.
“I think everything changes in little wonderful ways,” he gushed at the time. “My whole life opened up when I became a dad. I’m very much on the receiving end of all the good stuff.”
Luckily, Matt has had his gorgeous wife by his side through it all. In fact, the handsome hunk gushed that meeting his longtime wife was like love at first sight. “She definitely struck me. It was like the room lit up or something,” he said of the moment he met the Argentina-born beauty. “I don’t go in for that kind of thing, but what can I say? It happened to me.”
Fatherhood — and that ink — look good on you, Mark!
