I’m a Queen of catfishing – trolls say they feel bad for my husband, but others say I’m gorgeous when my teeth are in
A MUM has revealed how she is the “Queen” of catfishing due to her makeovers.
The professional makeup artist has shared an incredible before and after video which also shows off her dentures.
The woman, who goes by the name of Queen Bee on TikTok, first starts off by showing what she looks like without any makeup on and no teeth.
She then goes on to do a first layer of foundation, before completing her makeup look with mascara, blusher, eyeshadow and lipstick.
The woman, who revealed that she is a cancer survivor, has experienced hair loss.
Her TikTok page which has over 349k followers, follows her journey of “learning” and “self love”.
She also named herself the “toothless Queen”.
It’s clear she has a passion for makeup and regularly shows this by sharing many transformation videos.
She often gets thousands of people rushing to the comments section to share their support.
One wrote: “Just because someone does makeup this amazing doesn’t mean they hide themselves. Wake up people. Exceptional.”
Another wrote: “You deserve the name QUEEN.”
Commenting on her life journey, one said: “Saw you comment about being a cancer survivor! you are doing great sister!
“I hope I will be strong like you after finishing mine and being able to call.”
Others also gave her compliments on her natural look, and said: “Gorgeous without the makeup.”
Someone else wrote: “That‘s art…you beautiful in and outside 
can you come and fix me up like this pls.”
Another commenter added: “I love the confidence you have without the makeup on! keep shining queen!”
But her video unfortunately attracted trolls sharing their negative comments.
One wrote: “I feel like I’ve been catfished.”
A second joined in and said: “Always go swimming on the first date.”
And a third added: “Imagine waking up to her.”
However, she fought back and wrote: “My husband doesn’t mind. I have what we call a REAL man. the one who loved me before, during and after cancer.”
