‘Nola Is Over It’: ‘Black Ink Crew: Chicago’ Star Charmaine Walker Sings This, Her 5-Month-Old Daughter Is Unimpressed

It looks like Charmaine Walker‘s daughter Nola Bey is not here for her mother’s video antics.

The “Black Ink Crew: Chicago” star recently recorded her 5-month-old helping her sing a song. She took to Instagram on Sunday, Sept. 6, and wrote in the caption, “Nola Baby 🤣🥳.”

In the video, Walker sang Master P‘s song “Make ‘Em Say Ugh.”

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Charmaine Walker’s daughter Nola Bey. @charmainebey/Instagram

“Nola, ‘make em sing ugh,'” the mother of one said to her 5-month-old daughter. Baby Nola repeated “ugh” after Walker, who yelled, “N nah n nah!” seconds later.

The infant just stared at the reality star with her big starry eyes and literally shook her head. Walker hysterically laughed at her daughter’s reaction and left her followers in stitches.

“😂 Nola like what you talking about 💗.”

“Nola said I ain’t got time for you today🤣🤣🤣 she is over it.”

“Her facial Expressions are hilarious ! how this adorable baby look just like your mom wow !! She is too adorable ❤️❤️🔥🔥🎈.”

“Lol she like why is that camera in my face mommy 😍🤣 so precious. Those juicy cheeks.”

Walker and her husband Neek Bey named baby Nola after Walker’s late mother Glenda Walker, who passed away from a heart attack in October.

“Hearts are full 💜 #NolaGlendaBey was born yesterday at 4:41 !” the television personality wrote on March 15. ”6lbs 14 oz and 19.5 inches! When I was pushing her out I had an image of my mom holding her and it was the most beautiful experience ever.”

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Charmaine Walker, her husband Neek Bey and their daughter Nola Bey. (Photo: @charmainebey/Instagram)

Walker continues to mourn her late mother, especially since she’s a new mother herself. She penned a heart-rending message to Glenda Walker on July 16 and wrote, “Losing a mom make you realize that you lost an unconditional love that cannot be replaced 💔 I’m hurting more than ever. having to reprocess her death all over again while being a new mom in covid 🤧 it’s getting the best of me.”

Although Walker is still grieving her mother’s death, baby Nola gives her a reason to smile.

The “Black Ink” star and Bey couldn’t be happier to have their daughter in their lives. In an April post, Walker called baby Nola “the coolest most loving baby” ever.

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