Tattoo shop reveals whether Chrisean Rock’s huge Blueface ink is real

Chrisean Rock’s Blueface ink is so shocking that many fans are refusing to believe it and the tattoo artist has now confirmed if it is real or not.

Rock certainly found a grand gesture to support her on/off boyfriend Blueface who is currently behind bars.

In a move that stunned social media, Rock revealed that she had got a tattoo of Blueface’s, real name Johnathan Jamall Porter, mugshot on the side of her face.

The pair began dating in 2020 and went on to welcome a son, Chrisean Jesus Malone, Jr., but they broke up in 2023.

Following the breakup, Blueface made a series of allegations about Rock's parenting skills, prompting Rock to hit back and criticize the father of her child.

So, the pair’s relationship has been volatile to say the least.

Then earlier this month, Blueface was jailed due to a probation violation relating to a 2021 assault.

He's still behind bars now, but Rock has indicated the pair have been able to deal with their issues and are moving forward.

When Rock revealed the face tattoo to her Instagram fans earlier this week, many simply didn’t want to believe it and others took to mocking the star.

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“Man omg I hope this a joke cause if not you def the joke smh,” one user wrote.

“Probably fake. where the needle? and why her face not red, ”a second person commented.

“This better be fake ! Her face isn’t even swollen nor Red after the tatt,” another added.

However, the Lakimii Tattoo Shop in West Hollywood, California, where Rock got the tattoo, spoke to TMZ about the work and confirmed it is real.

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The owner, Timo, said it took around four hours to complete and said they had done tattoos for her in the past.

There has been no word on whether the shop charged Rock but they say since they did it their business has been booming.

Blueface’s mother, Karlissa Saffold Harvey, has spoken out against the tattoo however, and called it ‘crazy’.

“I really hope that it's fake because I don't want to feel like my son owes her, like he did for the other seven tattoos,” Harvey told TMZ.

“I can't even tell her to go get Jesus 'cuz one day she's holier than thou, worshipping the Lord, then the next day she's asking for me to die

“If I could give her any advice, it would be to find another family to play Fatal Attraction with. 'Cuz we're done with this.”

Topics: Celebrity

Gerrard Kaonga

Gerrard is a Journalist at UNILAD and has dived headfirst into covering everything from breaking global stories to trending entertainment news. He has a bachelors in English Literature from Brunel University and has written across a number of different national and international publications. Most notably the Financial Times, Daily Express, Evening Standard and Newsweek.