Los Angeles, California - Pete Davidson has gotten some new body ink in honor of his boo Kim Kardashian!

"Kete's" romance is heating up!

On Monday, The Kardashians star posted new snaps of her and Pete, where the 41-year-old reality star is seen snuggling up with her shirtless boyfriend.

That gave eagle-eyed fans a chance to spot an interesting addition to the already heavily-inked actor's collection: another new tattoo that holds major significance for Kim and Pete's relationship.

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Upon closer inspection, it appears that Pete has a tattoo on his collarbone of the names "Jasmine" and "Aladdin" with an infinity sign in the middle.

For those who haven't been keeping up with this romance, the piece isn't just a nod to the 1992 Disney classic but also a tribute to how the pair's romance began.

The lovebirds began dating after the SKIMs owner made her Saturday Night Live hosting debut in October 2021.

They had their first kiss during a cute Aladdin sketch where the beauty mogul was dressed as Princess Jasmine while the SNL star played the street rat.

"It was a stage kiss, but it was still like, a little zing. It wasn't anything like a super, crazy feeling. I was just like, 'Hmm,' and then I was like, 'Wow, I really haven't kissed anyone else in 10 years, so maybe I'm just like being stupid and it's just nothing and it's just a stage kiss," Kim gushed while speaking to the podcast the Not Skinny But Not Fat back in April.

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Of coursem fans couldn't help but rave over the swoon-worthy gesture.

One follower who spotted the body art wrote in the comments section, "THE JASMINE X ALADDIN TATTOO."

Another user commented, "Isn't that the sweetest?!? I got butterflies. Damn Pete."

It should be noted that Pete already had a few tattoo tributes to Kardashian, including one that says, "my girl is a lawyer."

As Drake once said, "Tat my name on you, so I know it's real."