FORMER Tottenham midfielder Jamie O’Hara is undergoing extensive laser surgery to remove giant tattoos plastered across his body as his TV work takes off.
The 33-year-old is in demand for pundit work both on television and the radio and is now ashamed of his messy inkings.
Former Tottenham and Wolves ace Jamie O’Hara revealed he’s getting rid of his neck tattoosCredit: Instagram @jamie.ohara
He’s covered in designs that include a bright red lipstick kiss on his neck and a visible cross design that covers his neck and chest, plus oriental writing on his arms.
O’Hara– player-manager of non-league side Billericay – showed a video him undergoing laser treatment at a clinic in London on Instagram.
And the ex-Spurs ace – who had an acrimonious split from model Danielle Lloyd in 2014 – explained his reasons for having them removed.
The former Wolves man – who has bravely spoken about his battle with mental health issues in the past – claimed he doesn’t like the way he looks in front of the camera with tattoos.
He said: “Decided to remove my neck tattoos and other old tattoos due to my job on TV and the way it makes me look, went through a stage of not knowing who I was so covered myself in tattoos.
“Thanks to @skinrenewlondon for making me so easy about the process and the amazing laser you have.”
O’Hara – who also played for the likes of Portsmouth, Fulham, Gillingham and Blackpool – has three sons with Lloyd.
O’Hara, 33, took to Instagram to explain why he is undergoing laser surgeryCredit: Instagram @jamie.ohara
O’Hara is currently player-manager at Non League side BillericayCredit: Instagram @jamie.ohara
She began divorce proceedings in 2014 over claims he cheated on her in their marital home in the Midlands.
He is now a regular on talkSPORT, BBC Radio 5 Live, plus Sky football shows.
In 2017 he appeared as a housemate in Celebrity Big Brother and he has also been a guest on Loose Women.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
