Chrisean Rock has covered the large portrait of Blueface on the side of her face with a dark floral design that appears to center on a rose. The before-and-after images, amplified Wednesday by the Kick HQ account, show the previous detailed likeness of Blueface replaced by the new work. The change follows Blueface covering the large cursive “Chrisean” tattoo on his upper back with an image of the White House during a November 7 livestream, where he noted the piece was still peeling.
The couple’s latest split arrived after a roughly 10-day engagement that began when Blueface proposed at Problem Lounge in Scottsdale, Arizona, around October 11 or 12. Chrisean accepted during the livestreamed moment that included bottle-service signs reading “Will You Marry Me?” Days later, on October 13, Los Angeles tattoo artist Nihat Uzuntepe refreshed Chrisean’s face portrait, incorporating logos Blueface had added while incarcerated in 2024 and 2025, among them Louis Vuitton, Chase and MLB. At the same time, Blueface had “Chrisean” inked across his upper back during a joint stream.
The engagement ended October 21 after a heated Kick livestream argument that followed Blueface’s brief jail stint. Deputies had arrested him outside a Santa Clarita restaurant on October 19 in connection with a swatting incident; he faced allegations of delaying or obstructing a police investigation. Blueface later said Chrisean’s comment “That’s why you went to jail!” during the argument contributed to the decision to end the relationship. Both declared it over on stream. A brief Halloween-period reunion that included kissing on camera preceded another split, with Blueface spending time with Nevaeh Akira and their infant son, born in August 2026.
Chrisean’s face portrait of Blueface originated in January 2024 and became one of the more recognizable markers of their public relationship. She has spoken of having more than seven Blueface-related tattoos at one point. In late 2025 she began laser removal of the face piece, describing the process as releasing trauma. The October 2026 refresh reversed that progress by restoring and updating the portrait with his newer facial tattoos. The same artist, Nihat Uzuntepe, appears to have handled both the refresh and the current cover-up.
During the cover-up session itself, Chrisean exposed private texts between the tattoo artist and Blueface to her livestream chat. Clips circulating on X show the artist reacting with visible frustration. The detail has drawn attention primarily on social platforms rather than in major write-ups so far. Blueface has a history of placing random logos and portraits on his face and body; the White House design on his back fits that pattern while also covering her name.
Chrisean Eugenia Malone, born March 14, 2000, in West Baltimore, has pursued music, reality television and, more recently, boxing. She won her professional debut by technical knockout in the second round against Ku’Shiyah Williams on September 19, 2026, at the Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor, fighting as Chrisean “Holy Hands” Malone. She and Blueface share a son, Chrisean Jesus Malone Jr., born September 3, 2023. Blueface has at times disputed paternity, at one point pointing toward Chrisean’s late ex Karon “Ronny Doe” Cann, who was killed in February 2025. A 2025 document posted by Chrisean appeared to affirm Blueface as the father. Blueface has three other children, two with Jaidyn Alexis and one with Nevaeh Akira.
The pair met in 2020 through Blueface’s OnlyFans reality series Blue Girls Club. Chrisean later appeared on Zeus Network’s Baddies and co-starred in Blueface & Chrisean: Crazy in Love. Their relationship has involved repeated breakups, public arguments, legal trouble and livestreamed drama. They previously claimed to have exchanged vows over a jail phone call with a pastor; the legal status of any marriage remains unclear. Kick livestreams have served as both the stage for much of the conflict and the primary channel for its distribution.
The speed of the permanent changes is striking. Matching ink arrived within days of the engagement. Cover-ups arrived within weeks of the split. Previous removals were framed as healing. The October refresh was framed as commitment. The November blackout of the face portrait is now being presented as finality. Their history, however, shows cycles of reconciliation that restart even after public declarations that the relationship is finished. Chrisean has spoken of wanting independence and clearer co-parenting boundaries even while confirming earlier claims about a marriage. The White House cover-up and the floral design on her face sit at the latest point on that ledger.
Images of the covered tattoo continue to circulate widely, driven in part by the Kick HQ post that framed the work as “officially” done. The account positions itself as a central source for developments on the platform. Whether the cover-up holds as a lasting change or becomes another chapter in the couple’s documented pattern of ink tracking relationship status will likely play out, as before, on livestream.
