Watch: Dutchess Pulls out Receipts + Puts Ceaser & Sky on Blast

Dutchess and Vivian, the woman who interviewed Genesis and his father, made an appearance on the Breakfast Club. The two of them are at the center of most of the drama on this season of “Black Ink Crew.”

Dutchess specifically addressed how she specifically left the show. Dutchess said that the production company behind the show, Big Fish Entertainment, wanted her to “marry” Ceaser.

So… Anyone who knows me knows I am from the south and come from a two parent, married family. In order to get half of something, you have to marry the person. The first thing I did in season five was give the ring back [to Ceaser]. That means I have no intentions of wanting half, because I didn’t marry you!

I would’ve married you and followed through with the plot that VH1 suggested, if I wanted half.

Big Fish Productions kept pressuring me to set a date [to marry Ceaser]. But I’m like we’re not ready to get married, because there were things we need to do before.

So [Big Fish] says y’all have to get married or break up.

She also confirmed that Ceaser did cheat on her. However, they couldn’t talk about the woman because she issued production a cease and desist order to prevent them from talking about her on the show.

The girl that Ceaser cheated on me with, sends Big Fish along with Ceaser a Cease and Desist so they could not speak her name on the show. So they used Tiffany, who was a producer at the time, and had her sit in the car and fake-kiss Ceaser on camera as if she is the girl.

Y’all are using producers as cast members when y’all are thirsty and can’t get a story.

Dutchess lastly explained what happened as to how Genesis’ interview was conducted in her shop. She claims she didn’t know him, but he traveled to her shop in Charlotte from Durham, North Carolina. Sky was not spared in Dutchess’ opinion of her, and how her son is dismayed over her behavior on the show.

The first lie you lied about was the fact that they were twin boys. One son is 17, and the other is 19. That’s not twins. I don’t know how your uterus can contract them kind of twins. I ain’t never see a uterus like that.

The second lie… You said you gave your kids up to a family for a better life. Your oldest, at 19, was released from a Juvenile Detention Center. That does not sound like a better life to me. You said your sons have been all around the world. Your son [Genesis] said to me he thought Dubai was a motorcycle, when he saw it on TV. My question was do you have a passport, and he said no.

So all of these things your mother said about you was really just so she could have a storyline, because this little boy’s life didn’t reflect what she made us believe.

The father is from Durham, North Carolina. Durham, North Carolina is about an hour and a half away from Charlotte. When they got the little boy out of the detention center, they went to North Carolina to see his family. And then they came to my tattoo shop. I don’t know Sky’s baby daddy, and I don’t know her son. If she lied about the fact you had twins, and that’s not the baby daddy we saw on the show, how could I know who this man was?

If she said she was looking for her kids and couldn’t find them, how could I find them?

What I need [Sky] to do is not focus on the location of this interview, being my shop. I need you to focus on what your child has said, because he is screaming for your attention. He don’t care about me, the show, Viv, this interview. He doesn’t care about nothing, but having love from his mother, who he has watched be on TV with her titties hanging out. Who he’s watching on tv talking about sucking… and doing all this type of stuff. Who he has watched be on TV get a new v*gina before she even wrote him a letter.

The issue is not where the location of the interview is. The issue is why is it okay for someone to create a false storyline. And when the child is now an adult and wants to understand that, he can’t say nothing.

We didn’t bring anything. [Big Fish Productions] came to my tattoo shop.

Viv explains that she was called by Sky’s ex-manager to conduct the interview with Genesis and his father. She also emphasized that Genesis is an adult and he wanted to do the interview. His father was also at the interview, when it was conducted.

Viv also explained that Big Fish called her three weeks ago and just offered $750 to air the interview.

Dutchess then explained how felt bashed when Ceaser said he gave her Pretty-N-Ink while she had to pay his child support payments.

Ceaser bashed me when he said he gave me Pretty-N-Ink.

For him to give me Pretty-N-Ink, he would have to own the land, right? I have a landlord and his name is Greg. He is a white man. He is with Argos Realty. There’s the copy of my lease, that’s not in my name. The lease is in my LLC’s name, which Ceaser has nothing to do with.

For you to have given me someone, you would’ve have to own it. I don’t even own it!

I [got] receipts of when I paid for child support. I have proof of when I paid the light bill of Black Ink.

When Angela reads she paid $20,000, and $230 monthly, Dutchess said, “He had to pay $230 for child support. Now tell me if that is boss?”

Towards the end of the interview, Dutchess clams Sky cussed her mom out on social media, when she perceived Dutchess’ mom was throwing shade at Ceaser, when she wasn’t.

[Sky] said children were off-limits, well sweetheart, parents should be off-limits too. She cussed my mother out like a dog on Instagram.

She also denied being fired from the show and claims she quit on her own. She showed documents from the production company pitching a spinoff show for her own tattoo shop – which she’s already declined.

You can watch the interview below.

After the interview aired, Dutchess posted the letters and text messages she received from Big Fish Entertainment about leaving “Black Ink Crew,” and the spin-off offer.

 

As this happened, both Ceaser and Sky replied themselves to the interview. Ceaser says beware of the mighty Black Ink Crew, and Sky wants to throw hands (as Charlamagne teased to Dutchess during the interview).