Over the weekend, Louis bumped into former The Voice contestant Bo Bruce at the tattoo parlour

He might be one fifth of the world's biggest boyband, but when it comes to his tattoos - Louis Tomlinson's priorities lie elsewhere.
The One Direction singer has paid tribute to his old band The Rogues with his latest inkings.
Louis' girlfriend Eleanor Calder posted a picture of the new designs on Twitter, showing the word 'The' on one of Louis' shins and 'Rogue' on the other.

New inkings: Louis Tomlinson has had 'The Rogue' tattooed on his shins as a tribute to his old band

In the frame, Louis is seen with rolled up trousers to show off the latest additions to his collection.
Eleanor also posted another shot of Louis on her Twitter, which appeared to show another new design on his chest as the singer strummed away at his guitar.
It is believed Louis had the new designs inked on his legs over the weekend, when he bumped into former The Voice contestant Bo Bruce at the tattoo parlour.
The new tattoos come less than a month after Louis' latest design - a teacup on his right arm, referencing 1D's hit song Little Things.

Rock and roll star: Another image shared by Eleanor showed Louis with what appeared to be another new tattoo across his chest

Fancy seeing you here! Over the weekend, Louis bumped into former The Voice contestant Bo Bruce at the tattoo parlour

Louis and his One Direction bandmates are no strangers to the tattoo parlour, and have something of a competition to see who can collect the most random array of inkings.
In a recent interview with We Love Pop magazine, Zayn Malik said of his collection: 'I want to fill my entire right arm up to my elbow. I’ve got loads of ideas.
'I draw as well - I think I’m probably more addicted to coming up with ideas of what I can get tattooed rather than the actual tattoo!'

Extensive collection: Louis already has a vast array of tattoos, including a random collection on his right arm and a large bird design on his forearm

But One Direction's love of tattoos landed them in hot water earlier this month, when they were forced to delete social media requests for fans to submit photos and footage of their tattoos after accusations they were encouraging their young fans to have body art.

On Saturday night, statues on their Facebook and Twitter pages asked for devotees with One Direction tattoos to share photos of them online.
As many of the boy band's fans are under 18 - the legal age in the UK to have a tattoo - there were fears many would want to go under the needle in a bid to be noticed by their idols.

However, the controversial tweet and Facebook status were later removed.
The band's spokesperson Simon Jones said at the time: 'This tweet was posted in error and has now been removed.
'One Direction do not want to encourage any of their fans to get 1D tattoos.'