Blac Chyna has recently revealed that she is in the process of removing all of her tattoos and considers them to be her “biggest regret.” She has described the process of removing the tattoos through laser treatment as painful and time-consuming due to the number of tattoos she has. Chyna also mentioned removing a tattoo of the deity Baphomet after getting baptized and wanting to remove any negative or demonic symbols from her body. In addition to removing her tattoos, Chyna has also undergone a dramatic makeunder by removing her breast implants and fillers, and she has vowed not to undergo any more plastic surgery.Â
During an interview with The U.S. Sun, Chyna emphasized the dangers of plastic surgery and cautioned others to be careful. She expressed regret over getting several cosmetic procedures done, including breast implants and fillers. But her biggest regret of them all: her tattoos. “I would have to say my tattoos. I’m getting laser and it hurts. It stings. It’s like you’re on fire. I have a lot of tattoos, so it’s going to be a long process,” she said. “When I first got the tattoo, that’s not what it meant to me. Regardless of what it is, I don’t want anything negative or demonic on my body anymore.”
After touching on the dangers of cosmetic work, Chyna added, “So people need to really be careful. And just because you go to Turkey and things like that and it’s cheaper, if you do pass away, now your family is sad. Now they can’t get your body over here. It’s just a lot, it’s too much.” Fans have praised her new look and commended her for setting a positive example. Chyna has taken a big step in her move towards a faith-based life by also removing a “demonic” tattoo from her body.Â
Her decision to remove her tattoos and undergo a makeunder has sparked a conversation about the dangers of plastic surgery and the importance of self-acceptance. While some may criticize her for getting tattoos in the first place, Chyna’s honesty about her regrets and willingness to make changes serves as an inspiration for others to embrace their natural beauty.
Elsewhere, Chyna got baptized on her 34th birthday and embraced her birth name, Angela White, as part of her spiritual journey. The mom of two revealed that she felt guided by the Holy Spirit to make changes in her life and find her purpose. As a result, she quit OnlyFans, a platform where she previously shared sexually explicit content, and reversed her plastic surgery procedures. Chyna explained that God wouldn’t want her to be degrading herself, and she now views her body as a temple.Â
Chyna’s transformation has been a warning to other young women who engage in sexually degrading behavior on platforms like OnlyFans. While it may provide quick money, it will ultimately lead to a dead end. Chyna stressed the dangers of illegal silicone injections and urged others to be careful with such procedures. She advised young women to turn to faith and find their true purpose in life instead of resorting to temporary solutions that could harm them in the long run.
Chyna’s decision to turn to faith has been met with mixed reactions. While some have praised her for making positive changes in her life, others have criticized her for being hypocritical, given her past behavior. However, Chyna remains steadfast in her newfound beliefs and is confident that God has a plan for her. She hopes to inspire others to make positive changes in their lives and find their true calling.
Tattoos ,on blacks,were first used,like brands on cattle,to show who owned this particular slave
Hitler tattoed all his Jews ,before they were gassed.