A controversial Australian influencer has been slammed after sharing a photo of her partner’s tattoo.Matilda Baxter, 23, recently posted a photo on social media which captured the shock inking her partner, Alessandro Della-Verdes, had on his hand.Her partner’s tattoo read ‘Matilda’s throat here’. It was inked on his hand, spanning from his thumb to index finger.Furious fans took to social media to lash out at the shocking inking.’I feel as if this has gone one step too far. Yep, that’s her partner’s hand that has been tattooed,’ one person sniped.’Would I want my partner to have that? No!’ a second added. A controversial Australian influencer has been slammed after sharing a photo of her partner’s tattoo. Matilda Baxter, 23, recently shared a photo on social media which captured the shock inking her partner, Alessandro Della-Verdes, had on his hand’May be a kink, but still cringe,’ someone else wrote and another chipped in with: ‘How embarrassing’.’Yuck. WTF, vomit,’ someone else wrote and a different person added: ‘Worrying tatt’.’There is no safe way to “choke” someone, kink, consensual or otherwise,’ another suggested and someone commented: ‘Consensual or not, can have very severe side effects.’The specific tattoo is common in certain communities and some couples see the message as a sign of intimacy.Matilda has attracted significant attention in recent months, after undergoing the controversial ‘Barbie waist’ procedure.She also sparked plenty of concern in the weeks after her rib contouring procedure.[embedded content] Her partner’s tattoo read ‘Matilda’s throat here’ and it was inked on his hand, spanning from his thumb to index finger Furious fans took to social media to lash out at the pieceAnd earlier this year, she raised eyebrows after uploading a video of herself wearing lingerie as she showed off her new figure.It comes after the controversial influencer admitted she is seeking counselling over her dangerous tanning addiction, following concerns raised by her parents and her new partner.The Adelaide-based star uses a risky combination of tanning peptides that are not approved by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), and a home solarium.The TGA warned that peptides containing melanotan, which are administered through injection, ingestion or nasal spray, can cause ‘serious health problems’.However, the devices are still permitted for personal use, and Matilda – known on social media as Tilds Search – told the Daily Mail that she uses the $7,000 solarium in her garage at least four times per week.