Britain’s most tattooed woman reveals the ‘horrific’ pain of getting her private parts inked – as she meets Rishi Sunak on This Morning

Britain’s most tattooed woman has said the pain was ‘horrific’ when she got her vagina tattooed.

Becky Holt, 35, from Cheshire, spoke to Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley on This Morning about her body tattoos.

The model and OnlyFans creator, who has £30,000 worth of tattoos covering 95 percent of her body, says getting her genitals tattooed was “horrible.”

She explains why she decided to get her intimate area tattooed: ‘It’s horrible. It took three sessions. The first one was an hour and a half and was just the lining and a few weeks later I had it colored.

‘It was horrible, it was like it was tearing and burning, not nice at all.

She added: ‘It was just swollen, you have to be careful, it was a bit stinging. But it actually healed really quickly. I think the skin is a bit different there, so it healed a bit quicker.’

Becky admitted that it wasn’t the first time she got a tattoo in an intimate area, as her very first tattoo was on her groin.

She said: ‘I got my first tattoo when I was 15, it wasn’t a wise decision, I got my boyfriend’s name tattooed straight onto my crotch. Obviously that doesn’t exist anymore but that’s when my obsession really started.’

Becky, who also has a three-year-old daughter, spoke candidly about how her obsession began.

She said: ‘I used to look at women in Bizarre magazine. They wore latex, were covered in tattoos and looked beautiful. That’s what I wanted to be: a tattooed model.’

However, after covering 95 percent of her body in ink, she admitted that she actually didn’t like the experience.

She said: ‘It’s horrible having them done, they’re so painful, I’m over it now. I’m so bored of them, I’ve spent hundreds of hours in them.

‘I’m also doing touch-ups, so I’m tattooing over the tattoos that I already have. When you tattoo over scar tissue, it’s much more painful.

“I numb them now, I’ve earned my stripes, but you can still feel a little bit of pain. It hurts afterwards and itches for about three weeks… but it’s worth the pain and the process.”

Becky said that while her tattoos are worth around £30,000, she hasn’t had to spend the money herself.

She said: ‘I’m sponsored, I’m very lucky, a lot of tattoo artists want to tattoo me because of my following and my name in the tattoo industry.

“I go to conventions and stuff, and people know I’m the most tattooed woman. So it’s good that they tattoo me.”

When talking about where she would draw the line with her body art, she said she would never get her “eyeballs tattooed” because it’s “too dangerous” and that she’s happy with the way her face looks at the moment.

When asked if she would ever get her daughter a tattoo, Becky replied that she would, but only if she could choose the tattoo artist.

This comes after Becky revealed she is being refused service in bars and restaurants because people assume her tattoo is a ‘gang-related’ body decoration.

She said she has even been turned away from locations that were empty, simply because of managers’ judgments about her appearance.

While she stressed that it doesn’t happen often, she said it’s something to be aware of.

Speaking to Fabulous, she admitted that most people have been nice to her, adding: ‘Online, people say I look awful, that I have too many tattoos or that I should avoid my face.’

Becky adds that she gets frustrated when people ask what the tattoos will look like over the years.

She noted, “This irritates me because who has nice skin at 60, whether you have tattoos or not?”

The influencer explained that her body tattoos are a great conversation starter because people are curious about the meaning and significance behind the tattoos — and how much they hurt.

Becky has spoken out in the past about the “very rude” comments she’s received from strangers about her appearance, admitting that she had to ignore mean comments from passers-by who thought she was “aggressive.”

Speaking on This Morning in 2021 about a TV social experiment where she covered up all her tattoos, Becky said she got more help from people when she went without the ink, adding: “People were just more willing to help me. It was seeing how differently people treated me when I had questions or asked for help.

‘And people were really rude to me when I had tattoos. I think people find it a bit brutal and are afraid of me.

“It’s like they think I can’t hear. They talk very openly and loudly and are very rude about my appearance. It’s my body and my choice and if people don’t like it, I don’t care.”