Pete Davidson just got yet another tattoo dedicated to his superstar fiancée Ariana Grande.

The Saturday Night Live comedian is a big fan of expressing his adoration through the medium of permanent black ink and an even bigger fan of big tats, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that his latest is his most.... Grande, yet.

While hanging out front row at theJohn Elliott fashion show at New York Fashion Week with fellow whirlwind engagersJustin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin, Pete was snapped topless by the paps and fans quickly spotted his latest tribute to his love.

In the new photo, you can quite clearly see the word 'Grande' tattooed in large cursive writing across his ribcage. Well, clearly if you zoom in quite a bit, that is.

We suppose it makes sense to get this one quite big because it'd be a bit silly to have the word 'Grande' in font size 12, wouldn't it?

As far as we know, this is the fifth Ariana-inspired tattoo he has gotten during their four-fivemonth relationship, as they have both shown their love for each other with ink.

Pete first revealed he had the Dangerous Woman bunny mask behind his ear and her initials "AG" on his thumb shortly after they made their relationship public, while he also has two matching tattoos with Ari herself.

The'Sweetener'singer shares two tats with her soon-to-be husband:a cloud tattoo on their fingers and the abbreviation "H2GKMO" - "honest to God knock me out" - on their hands, which they also share with a few of their friends.

Now the fifth is 'Grande', we wonder if she is planning to have 'Davidson' put anywhere on her body. It doesn't quite have the same ring to it but it's better than Van der Woodsen or something else typically Upper East Side, right?

Ariana recently shared a rather large tattoo of her own on social media, after she recently got her biggest tattoo to date: a portrait ofChihiro, the main character fromthe 2002 film Spirited Away.

The tattoo covers her entire forearm -making it her most noticeableyet - and she shared her personal reasonfor why, saying: "She matures from an easily-scared girl with a child-like personality to match her age to a hard-working, responsible and brave young girl who has learned to put her fears aside for those she cares for."

We have a feeling it won't be long until either of them get another one... Keep 'em coming, lovebirds.

Words: Ross McNeilage