After a while, my arm was a bunch of pus,” she says.Ī lawyer for Black Ink responded that neither Tate nor the specifics of her case are identified in the episode - so Emanuel could have been referring to another lawsuit against the business that was dismissed in 2016.Donna also alleged that Ceaser “beat his daughter up,” and got help keeping the alleged abuse out of the public eye from Black Ink’s home network. It hurt so bad, and I noticed that day by day the color was coming out.

“When I first got the tattoo, about three days after, my arm felt like it was on fire.

Tate sued the shop in 2015 after she says she went in to get four roses tattooed on her left forearm - and wound up in hospital days later with an infection that has left her permanently scarred.

The case still active and we’re still fighting,” Tate, 34, told The Post. “He made me and my lawyer look bad, because he didn’t win the case. “We ain’t giving no f-ing infected tattoo.”īut Long Islander Loni Tate’s case is still ongoing - and now she’s demanding an apology. “Yo, we beat our case, yo,” Ceaser Emanuel announces at a party in the episode of “Black Ink Crew” that aired May 11, saying he just got off the phone with his lawyer. This reality TV show could use a dose of reality.Ī woman who’s suing Harlem’s famed Black Ink Tattoo Studio for giving her an infection found her skin crawling for an entirely different reason last week when she tuned into VH1’s reality series about the ink parlor - only to hear the store owner bragging that he’d won the suit.

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