If you think this rebel mama is working a 9 to 5 — ink again.
Covered from head-to-toe in tattoos — including permanent designs on her face, neck, chest, arms, torso, legs and feet — one nonconformist mother of two is virally boasting over the fact that she “can’t get a job anymore” due to her unconventional look.
And it seems tats all she ever wanted.
“I don’t work,” said a woman named Alice, widely known online as @Trinity.Eclectic, in a trending TikTok post shared with her more than 180,000 followers.
In the video, Alice, an OnlyFans model, mouths along with audio from a separate woman who, too, refuses to get a job.
When asked what she does all day, Alice said “Nothing,” lip-syncing with the soundbite.
And in response to the query, “Do you wanna work?” the tatted dirty-blonde said, “No, no!” with a grimace.
A tattoo-obsessed mother of two bragged about not being able to get a job due to her nontraditional appearance. TikTok / @trinity.eclectic
Alice makes it clear that she is not ashamed of her career as an OnlyFans model. TikTok / @trinity.eclectic
In a viral TikTok clip with more than 3 million views, Alice responded to haters saying she’s “a waste of life” — with sarcasm. TikTok / @trinity.eclecticIn separate clips, the outré bombshell doubled down on her disinterest in securing a full-time gig in the corporate world, saying that her role as a stay-at-home comes with more than enough responsibilities.
“So many people ask me what my job is and what I [do for] work,” said Alice in a post. “Is that not enough?”
And an army of no-nonsense social media soldiers virtually charged her comments section, informing the bawdy belle that parenting, although admirable, is indeed not enough of a career to sustain a household.
“A stay-at-home mom does not bring in an income,” spat a detractor.
“Sounds like you just have a f- -king attitude about working,” another online adversary wrote.
“Being a parent isn’t a job,” a separate attacker said. “That’s a huge problem in this society…Is it work? Yes. Is it a job? No.”
On TikTok, critics bashed Alice for claiming her work as a mother should preclude her from working a full-time job outside of the home. TikTok / @trinity.eclecticOther keyboard critics vilified Alice for her over-the-top body art.
“[You are] a freak mother,” penned a hater.
“Face tattoo’s are a no no,” said another internet nemesis.
“You are f- -king [parenting] up. That’s sad,” scolded another troll, in part.
The shaming Alice received echoed the jibes aimed at other tattoo lovers, like a mom named Claire, who insists that her 14 face tattoos don’t make her a bad parent, as well as a 29-year-old rapper who confessed that his flesh-full of ink has “ruined” his love life.
Responding to social media flak with sarcasm, Alice teased her online audience with a post about the way she earns a living. TikTok / @trinity.eclecticBut in response to the backlash she received directly, Alice shared a video in which she gave digital disparagers a hint about how she financially supports her family.
“Ughh, I have people that do [sex work],” she wrote, sarcastically, in the closed captions of the clip.
Alice then cheekily confirmed that she is a sex worker, saucily writing in the caption of the footage: “Lol horrible, horrible people,” along with the hashtags “#MyWork” and “#MyJobIsBetterThanYours.”
