It looks like “Black Ink Crew: Chicago” star Miss Kitty could be looking at a possible future with her co-star Ryan Henry.
Last season on “Black Ink Crew” New York, a rumor that Kitty and Henry were sleeping together began to spread. Both of the co-stars denied the accusations and claimed they were just friends.
The hearsay led to Kitty’s firing from the New York tattoo shop and apparently prompted her move to Chicago. Since working in the Windy City, the brand ambassador and Henry became closer friends and seemingly formed a stronger bond. She suggested the 9MAG owner was a shoulder to lean on, especially after the passing of her mother.
In the Feb. 12 episode, Kitty opened up about her current relationship with Henry and her supposedly seeing him as a possible partner.
“My last serious relationship was absolutely horrible,” Kitty said in her confessional, seemingly referring to her dealings with Black Ink owner Ceaser Emanuel. “I don’t even think I’ve healed all the way from it. Even though Ryan and I are just friends, he does possess some of the qualities and characteristics of a person I could see myself with.”
She continued, “Ryan’s very smart, he’s very hardworking and everybody know Ryan fine. A blind person can see that Ryan Henry’s attractive.”
“Black Ink Crew: Chicago” viewers had mixed reactions to Kitty’s comments. Some even claimed her ex-boo Emanuel, who’s Henry’s ally, probably was upset about their close bond.
“Cease gone cry in the car 😂 he loved Kitty but she wanted Ryan. Buy lips! 😂 Kitty chose fine ass Ryan!”
“I don’t know why I want them to be together😂 like get married already ugh. We all know that wood good Kitty👏”
“Kitty is pretty Ryan is fine! But I don’t see them as a powerful couple! It’s not going to work but I know Cease is punching the air now 🤣”
“It’d be nice if they get together but I think he’s still in love with Rachel. Sorry Kit ain’t no future with Ryan… that man want His Bm 🤷🏾♀️”
In November, Henry denied having any dealings with Kitty, saying in an Instagram live, “I ain’t hit nothing, man. Whatever they said I did, I ain’t did nothing. I ain’t did or said nothing. Ain’t nobody did nothing.”
