Demi Sims divides fans as she flaunts a bold 'f**k you' FACE TATTOO in bold message amid her feud with sister Chloe
Demi Sims shocked fans on Thursday as she showed off her new ‘f**k you’ face tattoo in a new TikTok clip amid her feud with her sister Chloe.
The former TOWIE star, 27, left fans divided as she shared the process of making her boldest tattoo yet – with them noting the pointed message.
Demi is reportedly embroiled in a ‘secret feud’ with Chloe, 42, after she quit LA and returned to Essex while filming the second season of their £1million OnlyFans reality TV show, alongside brother Charlie Sims.
It appears a heated row broke out while filming, which resulted in Demi and her sister Frankie, 28, jetting back to the UK – with both erasing all traces of Chloe from their social media pages, a move she appears to have reciprocated.
Tagging London’s tattoo artist Tal Booker, Demi began her TikTok video recording herself as the tattooer first tried the ink right under her eyes.
Demi Sims shocked fans on Thursday as she showed off her new ‘f**k you’ face tattoo in a new TikTok clip amid her feud with her sister Chloe
The former TOWIE star, 27, left fans divided as she shared the process of making her boldest tattoo yet – with them noting the pointed message
Demi is reportedly embroiled in a ‘secret feud’ with Chloe, 42, after she quit LA and returned to Essex while filming the second season of their £1million OnlyFans reality TV show, alongside brother Charlie Sims (Demi and Chloe pictured in 2022)
The internet personality seemed excited while laying down on the tattoo table as Tal cracked down with his work.
The bold look showcased a ‘f**k you’ black-ink tattoo in cursive, as Demi appeared thrilled looking at herself in the clip.
Finally, Tal was captured taking videos and pictures of his ultimate creation as the star posed in front of a lamp.
People flooded Demi’s post with comments below – with some praising the daring choice, while others doubted the tattoo could even be permanent.
‘Would they not need to remove your make up before a tattoo? X,’ asked one person.
‘Lol anyone that believes this clearly has never seen or had a tattoo done before,’ agreed a second one firmly.
Another skeptical user added: ‘R they not gunna clean the area before the tattoo.’
Joining the conversation, another person pointed out: ‘It ain’t even irritated there’s no red or puffiness around it.’
It appears a heated row broke out while shooting, which resulted in Demi and her sister Frankie, 28, jetting back to the UK – with both erasing all traces of Chloe from their social media pages, a move she appears to have reciprocated (L-R Frankie, Chloe, and Demi)
Tagging London’s tattoo artist Tal Booker, Demi began the video recording herself as the tattooer first tried the ink right under her eyes
The internet personality seemed excited while laying down on the tattoo table and Tal cracked down with his work
Finally, Tal was captured taking videos and pictures of his ultimate creation as the star posed in front of a lamp
Fans were left with divided opinions after the TOWIE sensation shared the clip for her 252.2K followers
People flooded Demi’s post with comments below – with some praising the daring choice, while others doubted the tattoo could even be permanent
‘Nooo your so beautiful- I hope it’s not permanent,’ said one with another fan echoing: ‘Nahhhh can’t be real.’
‘Nooooo way surely it can’t be real,’ wrote another in shock.
‘Why?! Your face is beautiful!,’ said another.
Meanwhile a fan penned in awe adding heart-eyes emoji: ‘My GTA character has the same tattoo.’
‘I like it, looks so good,’ commented another praising the star.
Another user seemed thrilled of her bold choice and agreed: ‘Now I want one.’
Fans were left with divided opinions after the TOWIE sensation shared the clip for her 252.2K followers.
Although, Demi previously gave hints of wanting a face tattoo when in September she posted a TikTok clip trying a tattoo filter on her neck and face.
It included areas above the eyebrows and – like the one she just did – under her eyes.
She penned the video saying: ‘I want it so bad,’ also added as a caption ‘Gna get it.’
Although, Demi previously gave hints of wanting a face tattoo when in September she posted a TikTok clip trying a tattoo filter on her neck and face
It included areas above the eyebrows and – like the one she just did – under her eyes
A source told The Sun about the feud: ‘Chloe’s fallen out with her sisters big time.
‘They’ve gone their separate ways after a huge fight broke out in LA, where they’d been filming the show.
‘Chloe’s decided to stay out there while Frankie and Demi have left her and headed back home to Essex to pursue their own careers.’
MailOnline has contacted Chloe, Frankie and Demi’s representatives for comment.
The former TOWIE star, Chloe and Frankie signed a deal last year worth £1million to become the new Kardashians on OnlyFans’ growing new TV venture.
And after great success, the Sims sisters have started filming the ins and outs of their lives for season two.
The reality series premiered in May on OnlyFans TV shows the Essex family in a Kardashian-esque light.
The star of the family, Chloe, has hinted at wanting the show to be ‘bigger and better’ in the upcoming season with promises to give an even closer look at the stars since they’ve been rubbing shoulders with LA A-listers.
Speaking about filming for the second season, Chloe said: ‘You have been on our journey from Essex to LA, you have seen us rise and support each other as a family, but this season will expose who is cut from the same cloth!
‘Stay tuned, as we unravel a huge season 2 as the Sims family’s biggest challenge isn’t to keep the Hollywood dream alive, but to keep the family together!’
As well as the TOWIE sisters, the show sees their brother Charlie Sims, who co-creates and produces, alongside his fiancée Georgia Shults.
Charlie said: ‘We had no idea how successful and well-received House Of Sims would be, but it was amazing to bring our fans on the journey with us from Essex to our new lives in LA through the show.
‘I think we all thought it would be an easy transition, but we’ve all worked really hard and grown so much in the process.
‘I can’t wait for everyone to see what we’ve been up to during filming for season two, it’s going to be bigger and better than any of us ever expected.’
Filming for the show’s highly-anticipated second season, the girls have been spotted, followed by a crew capturing scenes for the show.
And as the stars have been seen on nights out with celebrity icons Paris Hilton, Hailey Bieber, and Megan Fox, Chloe has high hopes for the next season.
As part of the deal, the family has opened OnlyFans accounts, but they feature Instagram-style pictures with no explicit content.
The series can be watched on the free OFTV app, which, unlike the parent site, features no nudity and can be watched on a smart TV.
In season one, Chloe admitted she’s ‘never felt settled’ in the UK and feels her family belong in LA.
She told sister Frankie: ‘I’ve been in the UK living for 40 years, but I don’t feel settled here, I just don’t think we belong here.’
‘I’ve never felt at home in any of my houses, I don’t feel 100 per cent this is my life. I’m just so excited we are doing this together.’
A source told The Sun : ‘Chloe’s fallen out with her sisters big time. They’ve gone their separate ways after a huge fight broke out in LA, where they’d been filming the show’
Before the heated row, the trio have been busy filming the second season of their £1million OnlyFans reality TV show, a Kardashian-style programme which premiered last May (pictured in November 2021)
Chloe also touched on her decision to leave TOWIE: ‘I decided to leave the longest-running reality show in the UK.
‘TOWIE changed everything for me so it was uncertain to leave such a comfortable position but I thought it was best to leave on a high.
The reality star then told her siblings: ‘I hope everyone stays humble in this family because we have come from a humble place and I don’t like it when people act spoiled. Here’s to us and to killing it in LA!’ said Chloe, adding: ‘In the UK we don’t really need to sell ourselves. Here we’re completely unknown.’