‘Kit & Tati?’: Black Ink Crew Fans Confused After Miss Kitty and Tati Seemingly Come to Blows in New Teaser

It looks like “Black Ink Crew” star Miss Kitty and her bestie Tati may have had a bad falling-out.

As of late, Kitty has been the topic of conversation on the show after Sky Days, the shop’s head of human resources, accused the brand ambassador of sleeping with “Black Ink Crew: Chicago” star Ryan Henry. Although Kitty denied the rumors, her boss and off-and-on lover Ceaser Emanuel didn’t believe her.

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As a matter of fact, in the middle of the “Black Ink” owner scolding Kit about “smashing the homie,” he claimed a close friend of hers confirmed the rumor was true and that she did indeed sleep with Henry.

Many “Black Ink Crew” viewers began speculating about which of Kitty’s friends Emanuel was talking about. Some assumed it was Young Bae, while others guessed Tati.

According to the teaser for the Nov. 27 episode, Kitty and Tati apparently come to blows, and viewers assumed it had to do with Tati possibly starting the rumor about Henry and Kitty. From the looks of things, Kitty seemingly grabbed Tati’s hair as security tried to restrain both ladies from attacking each other.

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Miss Kitty (left) and Tati (right). (Photos: VH1 screen grabs)

Although neither Kitty or Tati confirmed it was the two of them fighting in the teaser, “Black Ink” fans noticed the two “best friends” unfollowed each other on Instagram.

Viewers had a wide range of reactions to Wednesday night’s upcoming episode.

“Wait Kit and Tati fought? I’m confused they’re best friends. I know Tat ain’t tell Ceaser kit slept with Ryan 😩”

“Her name kitty 😍 my b–ch proper but she ain’t no Pussy 🙌🏾 I hope she f–k Tati up. That ain’t no real friend if she lied to Ceaser about that”

“I don’t think that was Tati Kitty was fighting. I believe it was Ceas baby mama. Tati & Kit are friends.”

“I’m team Kit all day baby‼️‼️‼️‼️ if she did spread that rumor that shows these hoes can’t be trusted 🤔. “

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