Former 'Black Ink Crew' Star Ceaser Emanuel Has a Rocky Relationship With His Daughter

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Jun. 24 2022, Updated 12:30 p.m. ET

Ceaser Emanuel
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Drama, drama, drama!

Black Ink Crew viewers know that the drama never stops among the crew. While most issues on the show stem from rivalry among the tattoo artists, things often spill over into their personal lives. The show's former head honcho Ceaser Emanuel has been in the hot seat for some time now.

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After rumors made the rounds about a possible domestic situation between Ceaser and his daughter, Cheyenne, a lot of back-and-forth ensued via social media. On top of that, Ceasar just lost his job on Black Ink Crew after a damning video of him leaked. So, what exactly happened between Ceaser and his daughter? Why did he lose his job? Get comfortable as we spill the tea.

Ceaser spoke about the abuse allegations on Season 9 of 'Black Ink Crew.'

Let’s take a trip down memory lane. In January 2021, Cheyenne alleged on her Instagram Live that the entrepreneur physically assaulted her. She claimed that the situation occurred while she was living with Ceaser and his girlfriend, Suzette, in Atlanta.

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Ceaser Emanuel's daughter Cheyenne
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In the video, she claimed that the star “put his hands and feet on her” and that he also “stomped her out” while she was in the shower.

“I’m here to speak my truth,” Cheyenne said. “He knows what he has done. The police were called. There are records.”

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The situation made its rounds on social media, which caught the attention of Ceaser and Suzette. While Ceaser asked for privacy via Instagram as things continued to fester, Suzette had a few things to get off her chest.

In a series of posts via Instagram Stories, Suzette explained that the alleged incident went down because of Cheyenne not abiding by her father’s rules.

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“She was supposed to wash dishes,” Suzette explained. “You want $600 wigs but don’t want to wash dishes?! Kids these days have no respect. Don’t respect their mom or dad and want the world.”

Viewers also got to see Ceaser address the issue on Season 9 of Black Ink Crew. In a conversation with Ted, he shared his disappointment about the alleged situation.

“First, I took it as karma since I put my parents through hell,” Ceaser said to Ted on the series. “We put our parents through hell, but to take it this far? If these allegations were true, she could have destroyed me over her being mad about a teenage motherf-----g outburst.”

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“Watching Cheyenne’s video really broke my heart,” he said in a confessional. “I felt that I was betrayed by the person I love most in the world.”

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Ceaser filed a cease and desist against Cheyenne, and his baby mother Crystal is livid.

Things tend to get worse before they get any better. And this situation between Ceaser, Cheyenne, and now Cheyenne’s mother Crystal is living proof.

Crystal decided to put Ceaser on blast — via Instagram Live — and spoke on the family drama that aired on the show and social media. She also shared that Ceaser sent her a cease and desist in regard to Cheyenne’s allegations of abuse. 

Black Ink Crew's Ceaser Emanuel
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“ACS was called, they’re investigating David Emanuel," Crystal said. “You know what he did, he sent a cease and destist to ACS. You know what they did? He was found guilty in the state of New York for child neglect on his child. It’s public record!”

She continued, “Because of that he went and did a retaliation on me and told them I used drugs. I volunteered to take a drug test, it came back negative. The point I’m trying to make is that you're using your daughter … how could you lie on your child?”

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Crystal further claimed that Ceaser attempting to build a relationship with Cheyenne was only for a story line, since he hasn't had a relationship with her since the demise of his relationship with ex-fiancée Dutchess Lattimore.

Cheyenne also took to Instagram Stories to share her sentiments about the cease and desist.

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“One thing for sure, two things for certain, you not going to send paperwork to my house for me to shut up if you ain’t do what I 'accused' you of,” Cheyenne wrote with the clown face emoji. “And another thing, I’m not two years old. I’m old enough to make decisions for myself. So stop that, my mom 'brainwashing me.' 'Cause I see things for myself!! I’m my own person. Nobody can tell me who and who not to mess with.”

Making matters worse, two of Ceaser’s sisters have also come forward to support Cheyenne and Crystal. In an Instagram Live, one of his sisters claims that he was in fact “playing good dad for a story line.”

Another sister also called out the fact that Ceaser is faking for the cameras and brought up the Walt stealing incident.

"Y'all think Walt stole money? That was someone pretending to be him. Story lines on VH1 are something else," she said. Yikes, talk about family drama!

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On top of all of that, Ceaser was just fired from 'Black Ink Crew.'

If the bevy of previously mentioned family issues weren't enough for Ceaser, he has now lost the job that made him famous.

Ceaser was fired from Black Ink Crew after a video (WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT) leaked that allegedly shows the star hitting a dog.

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"We have made the decision to cut ties with Ceaser Emanuel from Black Ink Crew New York," VH1 wrote in a statement on Thursday. "Since next season was close to finishing production, this decision will not impact the upcoming season."

Ceaser's lawyer, Walter Mosley, confirmed that it was Ceaser in the video but said that it was from a long time ago.

"Ceaser is an avid dog lover and has many dogs and has had in his lifetime, many dogs and other pets," the lawyer explained to People. "This was an unfortunate situation as I understand it, where there were a number of other aggressive dogs attacking smaller dogs and probably was a lapse of judgment as to how to appropriately break it up, break up that interaction."

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