I spent $64K on my ‘demonic’ body transformation: From glam to ghoulish
She’s devilishly decked out.
Tattooed eyeballs, fanged teeth and a split tongue are only a few of the costly cosmetic procedures OnlyFans model Kierstyn Milligan has undergone in an effort to spice up her look.
In fact, the ghoulish glamour girl has shelled out over $64,000 on extreme body modifications, transforming herself into what many have likened to a horned-hell dweller — much like the guy who’s been called “Satan” since he cut off his nose and the cocky couple covered in 91 tattoos.
“Most people think I’m demonic,” Milligan, 24, from Houston, Texas, told Caters News. “I have modified my body in many ways.”
Milligan, whose “before” photos reveal a much more demure “girl next door” visage, continued: “I have tattoos everywhere, including my eyeballs, a split tongue, fanged teeth, Lipo 360 and two breast augmentations.”
Milligan, a professional tattoo artist, first began altering her appearance as a minor, getting her inaugural tat at age 14.
Since then, the untamable brunette has become almost unrecognizable to her loved ones — who Milligan said have grown to embrace her wild style.
“My family and friends are very supportive of anything I want to do, but initially they were shocked,” she said. “But they are used to it now.”
Strangers on the street, however, have had mixed responses to the brazen belle’s unconventional style.
“The reactions I’ve got since I started sharing my journey online are 50/50 love and hate, but I just don’t let it get to me,” said Milligan, adding that fans of her unblushing panache often stop her for a picture.
However, when it comes to judgmental haters who’ll occasionally attempt to shame her with an “ugly look,” the inked diva said she happily ignores the shade.
“People think … that I have no family or money,” said Milligan. “They put all these stereotypes on me, and I shut them all down.”
And despite already making drastic revisions to her mien, Milligan said her physical reconstruction is nowhere near finished — regardless of the pangs of change.
“The most painful modification was my tongue being split — it makes getting tattooed seem like a piece of cake,” she said.
“I plan to tattoo more of my body and possibly get more surgeries.”
