Kimberly Loaiza's family gets tattoos honoring late mother; influencer's absence noted on TikTok
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The family of influencer Kimberly Loaiza got tattoos in honor of her late mother, Mary Martínez.
- The tribute featured butterfly tattoos, a symbol representing Martínez since her passing.
- Followers noted the absence of Kimberly Loaiza and her father from the family gathering.
The family of Mexican influencer Kimberly Loaiza recently gathered for a heartfelt tribute to their late mother, Mary Martínez, marking over a month since her passing. Instead of speeches or ceremonies, they chose to permanently etch a symbol of remembrance onto their skin: a butterfly, which has represented Martínez since her death.
The emotional homage was shared by Carlos Loaiza, Kimberly's father, on his social media. The video showcased various family members, including Kimberly's sister Steff Loaiza, their grandmother, an aunt, and Steff's partner Mario, visiting a tattoo studio. Each family member opted for a butterfly design, though styles varied, with some choosing small arm tattoos and Carlos opting for a larger one.
Mario's tattoo particularly caught the attention of followers. Beyond the butterfly, he incorporated a silhouette of his mother-in-law, Mary Martínez, a detail seen by many as a profound expression of his affection and closeness to the Loaiza Martínez family. This gesture resonated deeply with fans.
However, the tribute also sparked discussion due to the conspicuous absence of Kimberly Loaiza and her father from the video documenting the event. While the family expressed their support and shared messages of comfort in the comments, many users focused on Kimberly's non-appearance. The video, which garnered significant attention, highlighted both the family's enduring love for Mary Martínez and the ongoing public interest in the lives of the prominent influencers.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.