When they were approached to be the stars of Vh1’s second installment of the Black Ink franchise, filming was a no-brainer for her. When I began working at the shop, Ryan and Phor and everyone else were really like my brothers.” “I dropped out of school my senior year when I realized that juggling tattooing on campus and my studies just weren’t going to work. She said that after realizing college wasn’t for her, being a part of Henry’s team was a no-brainer. He is also the star of the reality show based on the lives of the shop’s artists.
She said her love of art as a young girl led her to follow her vision of becoming a tattoo artist, and it was realized when she was brought on to work at 9 Mag, a popular shop in Chicago owned by Ryan Henry. “Everyone was super welcoming and so talented.
“Being a part of Black Ink Chicago was a dream come true,” the 31-year-old said. But she says none of this would’ve been possible had she not been willing to walk away from everything first.
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