Streamer Covers Up Ex's Face Tattoo
Chrisean Rock spent six hours masking a portrait of Blueface with a rose design following their recent split.
By Andrew Kovalenko ·
Chrisean Rock has begun removing a permanent reminder of her relationship with rapper Blueface by covering a portrait of him on her right cheek. The streamer was filmed during a Kick broadcast on Tuesday, November 10, while a tattoo artist worked on the area. TMZ released the footage on Wednesday, November 11, showing the needle work in progress.
Rock described the process as a necessary step to move forward. "I didn’t want to get it in the first place, but I gotta move on," she told viewers during the session. She laughed at one point as the needle contacted her skin. The session lasted nearly six hours, according to Baller Alert, but Rock asked the artist to stop before the image was fully completed due to pain. The new design is a giant rose that largely obscures the original portrait.
The original tattoo of Blueface was applied in January 2024. At the time, the couple had a turbulent history, and the addition of the face tattoo signaled a potential strengthening of their bond. It was the most prominent of several marks Rock had dedicated to the rapper. By December of last year, she was already discussing removal options in livestreams.
The couple's status shifted again in October. On October 12, Blueface proposed to Rock at a club in Scottsdale, Arizona. She accepted the proposal, and the pair got additional matching tattoos the following day. Their engagement lasted only ten days. They called it off after a public argument aired on Kick.
Blueface has also altered his own ink. He covered his back tattoo of Rock with an image of the White House. He showed the new design to fans on November 7. Reports indicate he has reunited with another ex-girlfriend, Nevaeh.
Social media reactions to the new video were mixed. Some users joked that the tattoo artists were profiting from the couple's repeated visits. Others expressed skepticism about the split, suggesting the two would reconcile again. Many questioned why Rock would cover the area with a large flower rather than removing the image entirely.
