A baby-faced bikie has showed off provocative new ink reserved for fully-patched gang members - but will have to wear make-up to cover up his tattoos within weeks.
Samuel Wilmott, 21, of Perth, proudly displayed a Rebels MC tattoo on his arm on social media while standing with his glamorous 'wifey', Chantelle Bate on her 22nd birthday.
Willmott, who police last year said was a Rebels bikie nominee, appeared in the District Court on Friday.
'Happy 22nd wifey, hope you have an amazing day love you,' Willmott wrote in a romantic post tagging Ms Bate, while raising his Rebels forearm tattoo in front of her so it could be clearly read.
Under a new Western Australian government law preventing bikie gangs from displaying their 'brands', Willmott will soon have to cover his ink or face 12 months in jail and a $12,000 fine.
Baby-faced bikie Samuel Willmott has showed off provocative new ink reserved for fully-patched gang members, but he may be forced to wear make-up to cover them within days
In other posts, Ms Bate described Willmott as 'my ride or die'.
The young bikie also showed off new head and face tattoos.
New legislation expected to pass into law in Western Australia on December 9 which will mean Willmott and other bikies have to wear make-up to hide their gang tats.
The new bill, which is touted as Australia's 'toughest', targets 46 clubs including the Rebels, Coffin Cheaters, Hells Angels, Bandidos and Gypsy Jokers and by banning all wording associated with them in public.
Acting WA Police commissioner Col Blanch said people such as heavily-tattooed Hells Angel Dayne Brajkovich may need to start wearing make-up or 'band-aids'.
Among Brajkovich's many
