Johnny Depp has got another tattoo on his body a month after winning a defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife Amber Heard.
The meaning of Depp's new tattoo has been explained as the actor tattooed a broken arrow on his wrist.
According to Norwegian website VG, the tattoo was designed by artists Alexander Stubbrud Aas, Jonathan Herrera and Tomas Kidden from Attitude Tattoo Studio in Oslo.
The process reportedly took six hours to complete. It noted that Depp's tattoo symbolizes "a new beginning and new hope" after "burying the battle axe".
The Pirates of the Caribbean star, 59, shared a clip on his social media account on Saturday, which shows him sporting a new tattoo on his arm.
After getting inked, Depp also shared a stunning picture of himself on Instagram, in which he was seen enjoying boating in a relaxed and casual outfit.
Along with his stunning picture, he wrote in the caption: "A little quiet in Stockholm... between the show JD X."
The actor's first tattoo, the words 'Cherokee Tribe', which he got when he was 17, is located on the upper right hand. His great-grandmother was Cherokee, so the tattoo was made to honor his Native American roots.
Johnny Depp has got a heart tattooed on his left arm in which his mother's name is Betty Sue, who passed away on 20 May 2016 after a prolonged illness. But the tattoo was made in 1988, long before his passing. They also have their first daughter, Lily-Rose Depp, tattooed on her chest.