Jules Neale undergoes tattoo removal following split from Lachie Neale

Jules Neale is cementing her separation from her ex-husband by having a tattoo she got for him removed.

In honour of her ex-partner, former Brisbane Lions captain Lachie Neale, 33, Jules, 36, had an ‘L’ tattooed on her wrist. A new video shows her having it lasered off.

Perth’s Bramis Facial Rejuvenation Clinics posted a short clip on Sunday evening of Jules smiling and laughing as she had the tattoo removed.

“Getting rid of what no longer serves us… even if it was meant to be ‘permanent’,” the caption read.

“We’re helping @jules_neale say goodbye to the ink and hello to the next chapter.”

Jules commented on the video herself, writing, “You guys are the best ❤️‍🔥🥰🫶“.

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Unexpected twist in Jules and Lachie Neale break-up saga

Jules and Lachie had been together since they were teenagers, tying the knot in 2018. But their relationship broke down in December 2025 after she made a public statement saying she had been “betrayed”.

Followers noticed that she had removed not only images of Lachie from her social media, but also any images with her best friend at the time, Tess Crosley. The two also unfollowed each other on social media.

Jules then added fuel to the fire by commenting on a post shared celebrating the Brisbane Lions’ grand final win.

“Take these down, you idiot, you’re embarrassing yourself,” she wrote in a now-deleted comment.

Amid allegations that Crosley – who is married to Lachie’s friend, Ben Crosley – and Lachie had an affair, Jules shared a statement on social media.

“I want to make it very clear that I am not ‘working through’ anything. I have been betrayed in the most unimaginable way. All I can do now is try to heal and do what’s best for my children,” she wrote at the time.

She moved back to Perth to be with family, and Lachie was sent into crisis control, holding a press conference at which he apologised for letting his family down.

He said that he had to accept the consequences of his actions, adding that he was focused on rebuilding trust with his estranged wife for the sake of their two children.