Triple M’s Jess Eva gets tattoo of MG on her backside after Grand Final bet

A Triple M radio personality has paid off a losing bet by getting the face of an NRL great inked onto her bum.

Jess Eva gets MG's face tattooed on her bum after losing Grand Final bet

Triple M radio personality Jess Eva has paid off her Grand Final bet with co-host Mark Geyer.

The duo put a bet on in the lead up to the Penrith Panthers and Parramatta Eels Grand Final showdown with an interesting outcome for the loser.

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Unfortunately for Eva her Eels were resoundely beaten by Geyer’s Panthers and on Monday she paid off her end of the losing bet.

Eva hopped into the chair at Death of Glory Tattoos and paid off her end of the bet by getting Geyer’s head on the top of a panther.

The hilarious moment was uploaded to social media with Geyer strolling out of the shop as the tattoo got underway, much to the anger of Eva.

“Halfway through, it doesn’t matter how much pain you put me through or how many random men’s heads you put on my arse I’ll never stop barracking for the Eels,” Eva one host of Triple M’s Breakfast show with MG, Jess & Pagey.

It was at the end when Geyer revelled in being on the receiving end of the bet as Eva showed off the finished product.

“Oh yeah, that is one fine looking tattoo,” Geyer says.

“You’ve got a conversation stater for the rest of your life. Is it bigger than you thought it would be?”

Eva responds: “Yes it’s much bigger than I thought it would be. It’s at least five times bigger than I thought it would be!”

Watch the chaotic moment unfold below.

The Panthers stormed away to claim a comprehensive 28-12 victory in the 2022 NRL Grand Final with the contest effectively over by halftime.

The victory made it back-to-back Grand Final victories for the Panthers to cap off a season like rugby league has never seen before.

The Eels were clearly overawed, while the Panthers were absolutely clinical in racing out to an 18-0 lead at half time – and it didn’t get any better in the second half.

The loss also means the Eels premiership drought will stretch into a 37th season – which was already the longest in the NRL.