‘You Getting Murried?’: ‘Black Ink Crew’ Star Ceaser Emanuel Leaves Fans with Questions After He Gets Fitted for a Tux

Ceaser Emanuel‘s latest post has fans wondering if he’s walking down the aisle soon.

The “Black Ink Crew” star took to Instagram on Monday, Aug. 17, and posted a photo of himself seemingly getting fitted for a tuxedo. In the pic, a woman appears to be fixing the tattoo artist’s tie as he’s standing erect and staring off to one side.

Emanuel added in his caption, “Don’t compare your LIFE to others… There is no comparison between the SUN & the MOON . They SHINE when it’s their TIME 💯 #ceaserblackink.”

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Ceaser Emanuel. @ceaserblackink/Instagram

Followers immediately speculated the “Black Ink” boss was secretly getting married.

“You getting murried Ceaser?? 👀☕️😂”

“That caption was everything and the picture Made it more believable so who yo fine a– getting married to 👀👀”

“I’m like what … he getting married 💔😪 damn i bet kitty mad”

“Are you getting married 🤨 or playing dress up 👀'”

“You getting married ??? You sharp”

Emanuel has yet to respond to fans, which leaves them with more questions about his love life.

The “Black Ink” boss was last known to be dating “Love and Hip Hop: Miami” actress Shay “Buckeey” Johnson. The pair were spotted at a party together in February but haven’t been seen together since. It’s unclear if the two reality stars are still together.

Emanuel was engaged to ex-girlfriend Dutchess Lattimore in 2015.

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Ceaser Emanuel and Dutchess Lattimore at the VH1 Hip Hop Honors: All Hail The Queens at David Geffen Hall on July 11, 2016, in New York City. (Photo: Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for VH1)

The former couple called it quits two seasons ago after the Pretty-n-Ink owner accused Emanuel of having an affair with another woman. Since then the exes have had bad blood between each other. She even accused him and the other “Black Ink” co-stars of trying to use her name for ratings.

In an April interview with VH1, Emanuel called their relationship a mistake.

“I used to really think I wouldn’t be able to make it without her,” Emanuel said before telling himself. “’Dude, as soon as you leave her, you’re good.’”

He continued, “Listen, to all you young guys out there that’s thinking with your emotions before your brain, please use me as an example of what not to do.”

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