This morning, Charmaine from “Black Ink Crew Chicago,” had an interview with the Breakfast Club. During the interview, Angela Yee brought up Ashley’s drama involving Don cheating.
Charmaine said she would advise Ashley to go out and do her one time. When Charlamagne asked if that means Ashley should cheat, Charmaine clarified things, saying she should separate and meet other people.
Charmaine then dropped a bit of tea on Don possibly getting his other woman pregnant.
Angela asked if Don got anyone pregnant, and Charmaine said it just happened once. She then said, “not twice.”
Angela, who watches the show, then noted the current woman accusing him of getting her pregnant. Charmaine confirmed it was a false alarm and Don is not the child’s father. Perhaps that is why Ashley and Don are reportedly back together.
At the end of the interview, Charlamage asked Charmaine if she has beef with sky. She says she’s not beefing with Sky, but the shade thrown is wrong. Charmaine says she would never treat anyone the way Sky treated her.
I ain’t got no beef with Sky.
With Sky, it’s really a shame to be honest, because before I was on Black Ink… I would come home and I remember when Black Ink first came on, I remember seeing Sky grow on the show, and I like loved Sky.
She called Sky her spirit animal. Despite Charmaine using Sky as her inspiration on the show, she feels Sky trolls her on social media now. And overall, she feels it’s a shame that she and Sky can’t link together.
It’s not what’s up because for us to be two black women on TV in the same franchise, and we can’t even come together, that’s actually really wack to me. From how she did me, how she treated me coming into this entire situation, I will never treat any other female on television how she did me.
So even with Lily, I was very nice to Lily when she stepped in. We got into our argument but, still past that, I will always respect Lily. I will always be nice and I’m always gonna be who I am. I’m never going to turn into, you know, someone that you feel like is attacking you as a black woman.
