It looks like things are going to get seriously heated in Walt Miller's REAL life after he has to explain what's going on in his work life to his wife, Jessica.
Last week #BlackInkCrew star Walt made headlines for allegedly stealing $5,000 and some other property from his former workplace, "Black Ink" in Harlem sparking reactions from disappointed fans. Shop owner Ceaser Emanuel then revealed how hurt he was over the situation, referring to Walt as a former "real friend." Cease also said he was there for Walt at pivotal life moments, including for her wedding last year.
"Black Ink: New York" boss Ceaser Emanuel confirmed he has cut ties with Walt, his longtime friend, and employee for nearly a decade at his tattoo shop in New York City after Walt admitted to stealing $5,000 cash from the shop register. The incident was caught on surveillance camera and aired on television earlier this week when the show returned to VH1 for the 9th season. "It’s not like some of the other cast members that came on after we was already on TV and already poppin'," Ceaser shared in an interview with Distractify.
The Black Ink Crew: New York season returned last night to VH1 after a year of production delays due to COVID-19, and instead of it being a jovial reunion with the cast, it turned into an episode of "whodunnit." Apparently, while production was away for the year, some changes happened in business overall to adapt to the pandemic. There's now a Brooklyn shop, where much of the original Harlem artists are now working.