K. Michelle Fan Is Giddy Over Her New Appearance: ‘You Look MUCH Better’

K. Michelle knows how to get fans talking about her seemingly ever-changing appearance, and while they’re once again criticizing her for it, one fan has applauded the star’s new look.

The singer uploaded a video in a black bob Tuesday, Dec. 4, in which she silently gazed into the camera. While she noticeably added a filter that washed her out, fans couldn’t help but notice the change to the attributes of her face in addition to her lighter look.

“Seems as if you keep getting lighter. #BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL ✊🏾”

“This child have issues she was black and messed up her beautiful melanin. Now she’s white. Damn shame.”

“I’m trying to see who is this girl you black or white now👀 looking real whitish.”

“She does not look the same AT ALL.”

“Wanna be Michael Jackson soooo bad 😂😂😂”

“I guess she been using Blac Chyna lightening cream💯💯😂😂😂”

But while most were making fun of the “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” star about her look, one fan couldn’t praise her enough for it.

“You look TOTALLY different. (Hispanic). You look MUCH better though. The old nose was big and the old jaw line was hard. Teeth were to big… You use look like Chance from VH1 REAL CHANCE AT LOVE (rip). But now you look absolutely gorgeous!! If I had the money id tweek it too until I was happy!❤️”

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K. Michelle has come under fire time and time again for her changing looks.

In September, the reality star was forced to address why she doesn’t always look the same from photo to photo. And she did so with venom.

“Me, 3 days ago in my @fashionnova I think I’m still black. The s— y’all make up when you just can’t find anything to hang a person,” she said on Instagram. “I’ve been fighting for my life for 6 months. Umm of course I dont look the same. Seriously. I was Like seriously sick to the point of not knowing if I would still be here. I almost lost my life , I wont let you take it. Your own people will make fun of you when you really on some positive s—.”

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