Just Tattoo Of Us host Charlotte Crosby has opened up about some of the changes fans can expect to see in series 4 of the MTV show, telling us that it feels like "a whole different show".
The MTV reality show is set to return this evening (October 29) with a whole new line-up of special guest presenters joining Charlotte after Scotty T left the show at the end of series three.
Chatting exclusively to Digital Spy, Charlotte shared that the change in format keeps the show feeling new, saying: "Every time someone new comes in, it's like a whole different show. Each person brings something completely different to the episode."
But what exactly are those slight changes? Well, among other things, it looks like we can expect some of the tattoos to be a bit nicer than what we've seen so far.
"[There are] a lot more happy and nice tattoos, and emotional and meaningful ones than there was bad ones," she explained. "It naturally happened. So many people apply to come on the show, thousands and thousands of people apply.
"And so many people came through with amazing ideas, that were about really powerful stories that were happening in people's lives... We couldn't ignore that, so we accepted so many more really nice ideas."
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Speaking of one tattoo story in particular, Charlotte opened up about a "really emotional" story that resulted in a "beautiful" tattoo.
"There was two girls, who were really good friends, and one of the girls went through alopecia and lost all of her hair," she explained. "So they had a really emotional back story, and the tattoo at the end was just so beautiful."
The former Geordie Shore star recently added a tattoo of her new boyfriend Joshua's name to her own ink collection, and their relationship is still going strong as she also told us that "it was really nice" to have Josh there while filming.
"It doesn't feel like I'm at work when Josh is there," she added.
Just Tattoo Of Us returns with series 4 on MTV tonight (October 29) at 10pm.
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