‘Dusty Dutch’: ‘Black Ink Crew’ Instigator Sky Days Battles It Out With Ceaser’s Ex Dutchess on Social Media

*’Need Them Ratings’: Former ‘Black Ink Crew’ Star Dutchess Lattimore Hits Back at Sky After ‘Dusty’ Remark

It looks there’s still bad blood between “Black Ink Crew” actress Sky Days and her former cast mate Dutchess Lattimore.

On the latest episode of “Black Ink,” Ceaser Emanuel and his brand ambassador Miss Kitty got into a heated argument after Days accused Kit of sleeping with “Black Ink Crew: Chicago” star Ryan Henry.

Related: 5 Times “Black Ink Crew” Stars Got Busted Cheating

Emanuel and Kitty have been dating off and on over the past few years, and the shop owner felt Kit was in the wrong for allegedly crossing the line with Henry, who’s an ally of his. Kitty told Days she never slept with the Chicago star and that it was all a rumor.

When Days talked to Emanuel about his drama with Kitty, he compared the brand ambassador to his ex-girlfriend Lattimore. Recapping their conversation off-air and on Instagram, Days took a jab at the “Pretty-n-Ink” owner, calling her “Dusty Dutchy.”

“@ceaserblackink needed Some Relationship Advice because Last Time He Showed His Feelings was wit ‘Dusty Dutchy’ 🤷🏻‍♀️,” Days wrote on Wednesday.

Sky Days
Ceaser Emanuel. @flyyytattedsky/Instagram

According to Urban Belle Magazine, Lattimore apparently caught wind of Days’ shade from a follower of hers and responded on her now-expired Instagram Story, “You can always tell when @blackinkcrew need them ratings… Baaaybeee they mention @dutchessofink every time!”

She also posted a screenshot between her and a fan that read, “People who speak my name and haven’t seen nor talked to me in 5 years or more have no relevance to my existence.” They are consumed with a stranger at this point which further defines their insanity!”

Although Days did not immediately respond to Lattimore’s remarks, “Black Ink Crew” fans have had mixed reactions.

“DUSTY DUTCHY 🗣🗣😭 I can’t stop watching it lmao this is hilarious please stop…. I’m trying to be an adult over here”

“Girl you are amazing and honestly a tough and crazy beetch.. But a good beetch. Love watching you ❤”

“Dang what did dutchess ever do??I never got the truth behind it. Can someome explain? Leave her out of it”

“Y’all stay with Dutchess name in your mouth. She left like 5 years ago let it go Sky”

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