Woman brutally trolled for her face tattoos says it's teaching her kids an important lesson

Sheffield, UK - Carly Ejogbamu revealed that her extraordinary body modifications and numerous tattoos have seen her get trolled and harassed – but she says it's an important lesson for her kids.

Carly Ejogbamu might get trolled for her radical face tattoos, but she says it's an important lesson for her kids.
Carly Ejogbamu might get trolled for her radical face tattoos, but she says it's an important lesson for her kids.  © Collage: Screenshots/Facebook/Carly Ann Ejogbamu

After more than half a decade of ink addiction, Carly is covered from head-to-toe in radical tattoos and other extreme body modifications.

She has at least 120 tattoos, several piercings, and dramatic lip fillers.

It's crafted a unique look which she, her husband Aesop Ejogbamu, and her children love. Others can be incredibly cruel about the enhancements, however.

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Recently, she opened up about the horrendous trolling she's suffered due to her unusual aesthetic, claiming that many have called her a "freak" and even accused her of being a bad mum.

"There were comments saying how disgusting I am, how I'm mentally unwell, that my children need to be taken into care," she said in comments cited by the Mirror.

"I've had people tell me that I should kill myself and that they would kill themselves if they looked like me."

Now, despite the shocking abuse she's faced, Carly says that it has actually served to teach an important lesson to her kids: That you should find your own style and not worry too much what other people think.

"My kids are the most respectful kids you’ve ever met, and I never get any complaints about them," Carly was cited as saying by Metro.

"My daughter is 14 and is just starting to find her own style. She has a shaved head and puts patterns in it with hair dye," she explained.

"She's just finding herself, and it's good for her to have a role model," she continued.

"That's sort of why I've been doing this: To teach her that it's okay to be who she wants."

Cover photo: Collage: Screenshots/Facebook/Carly Ann Ejogbamu

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