We later learn that Kitty opted to pass on the event out of fear of the growing number of people being infected with the coronavirus in Chicago. Cease even showed up to the funeral of Kitty’s mother. But they were able to maintain a friendship in spite of ending their romance. After a failed engagement to Dutchess, he would later go on to find romance with Miss Kitty. Charmaine does get irritated with Plug and Kitty because they are not at the event, but she is pregnant and all. Black Ink Crew star Ceaser hasn’t had the best luck with women and relationships. They both show growth in the situation, Charmaine even apologizes for how she handled the news of Draya working for Ryan. Not being able to get closure, Draya sees herself in a similar space with Charmaine, who also tragically lost her mother without really having a chance to say goodbye, and that’s why she wants to make peace with her former boss.ĭraya gets her chance to bury the hatchet with Charmaine at her networking the event. Draya also describes being pregnant and losing her daughter a week before her mother took her own life. Draya details how her mother’s mental issues led to her abusing drugs, subsequently leading to her taking her own life. During a tattoo session with a client, Draya reveals that its the anniversary of her mother’s death. Speaking of Draya, we learn more about 9 MAG’s newest employee. Draya also wants to bury the hatchet with Charmaine following the big blowup when her former boss found she ditched 2nd City Ink and to join Ryan and his crew. Draya hopes that Prince and Plg can convince Charmaine to allow 2nd City Ink to work with 9 MAG on the upcoming event. Draya reveals that she and Phor have created a networking event for Black tattoo artists in Chicago. Based on what she sees on social media, Charmaine is not too happy with Kitty’s performance and feels that former brand ambassador now the manager is dropping the ball.įormer 2nd City Ink employee, Draya, is secretly hanging out with current employee Prince. Unable to tend to day-to-day business at the shop, Charmaine left Kitty in charge. People have been wondering about the future of the 'Black Ink Crew' franchise as a whole thanks to.
Charmaine thought last week that her mucus plug came out, and Baby Nola was on the way, but that was not the case. Miss Kitty isn't going to miss criticism from the 'Black Ink Crew Chicago' fans. The second episode in Black Ink Crew: Chicago’s latest season opens up with Charmaine and her new pregnancy diary to help us keep with 2nd City Ink’s owner while she is stuck at home on bed rest. And some fans feel as if Kitty is overreacting.Source: Bernard Smalls / week on Black Ink Crew: Chicago, Charmaine has a false alarm when it came to her pregnancy, but now she has another issue this week, she is not feeling what she is seeing at her shop. Interestingly enough, Kat is on the current season of “ Black Ink Crew Compton.” Apparently, some fans may now be a bit confused when they see Kitty in person. Well, Charmaine decided to exit the show after she was accused of colorism by Draya. Plus, Kitty never actually worked at the shop. And she would later tell supporters that their drama was just for TV. Plus, Charmaine didn’t want Kitty to make hiring and firing decisions.Īfter they had an explosive disagreement, Charmaine fired Kitty from 2nd City Ink.
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On the show, it seemed as if Kitty and Charmaine fell out because they disagreed over how to run 2nd City Ink. Charmaine and Kitty’s friendship suffered. There, Kitty was tasked with helping Charmaine move the business forward after the drama of the pandemic. Tired of the tension in and outside of the shop, Charmaine from “Black Ink Crew Chicago” asked Kitty to work at 2nd City Ink. However, Kitty and Ryan vehemently denied that they messed around. Before she left, she was accused of hooking up with Ryan from 9Mag.
“ Black Ink Crew” star Miss Kitty had a messy departure from the show.
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Photo Credit: VH1/YouTube Miss Kitty’s exit from the New York show was full of drama.
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