Becky Holt, also known as Britain's most tattooed woman, has left people in awe after sharing "nostalgic" photos of herself before covering her skin in extensive
As first reported by The Star, Becky's fans were left amazed by how much she'd changed, and just couldn't believe they were looking at the same person.
As previously reported, Becky, 33, has spent an eyewatering £35,000 covering herself with body art so far, with just five per cent of her skin remaining ink-free.
The mum-of-one, from Cheshire, has also changed her appearance through plastic surgery, first going under the knife at the age of 20 for a breast enlargement.
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Taking to Instagram, where she has more than 63.2k followers, Becky shared a series of snaps of herself sporting a more natural look.
Writing in the caption with a laughing face emoji, Becky, who goes by the username @beck_holt_bolt, said: "I can’t believe that these are me. Absolute nostalgia model days. No surgery. Barely any tattoos. Then or now that is the question?"
Becky's followers also shared her surprise, with some barely recognising her from the snaps.
One admiring fan wrote: "That's wild. You're so gorgeous then and now, with completely different looks".
Another reflected: "You look amazing now. Good to look back but as we get older we change anyway"
A third said: "Oh my god, you look so different but amazingly beautiful as both".
As well as calligraphy on her forehead, Becky has geometric designs across her chest area plus colourful tats covering the length of her legs.
Last year, Becky appeared on This Morning, where Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield quizzed her about which of her tattoos were the most painful.
She revealed at the time: "So the most painful was my armpit. I've had both of my armpits tattooed. This I was in tears. It was horrible!
"You can't see it now but I've got my ribs done. That was also horrific. I've got all my crotch, all my intimates are done. That hurt a lot. But it's bearable."
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