She thinks her background made her a target for the hate she got from her castmatesĭifferences are not meant to drive a wedge between people, but sometimes, they do, and it happened to Dutchess and castmates. Dutchess thinks that being on television helped her to see that her life was not where it needed to be, she, therefore, unlearned what she had learned as a child to build a better future. The way they treated her helped to shape her into the woman she is today, and she could not be more grateful for the opportunity. While at “Black Ink Crew,” Dutchess had a hard time because her colleagues never liked her.
She thinks leaving the show was the best thing for herĭutchess is the type of person who believes that what does not kill her only makes her stronger. According to Dutchess, it changed her behavior and the circle of friends she had. She believes that since she had been raised to give reverence to God, the lack of connection for those four years affected her. She confessed that she had not been to church for over four years, and while to some, that was not a big deal, to her, it was. She is a Christianĭutchess was ready to leave the show to concentrate on herself, her business,and her relationship with God too. Thinking that she would never escape the turmoil, Dutchess was ready to give up and take her own life. She was depressed after her ex-cast mates threatened and harassed her, saying they would do heinous acts if she ever returned to New York. Dutchess was heading down the same road after leaving the show as she disclosed to VH1. She had suicidal thoughts after leaving the reality showĭepression is a serious mental health illness that has plucked great talents like Robin Williams and Chester Bennington from us. Hurk, however, did not harbor ill feelings since he also was unfaithful to Dutchess when they were together.
She then met Zack Sanchez, a football player who caught her eye and started sleeping with him too. She and Caeser once went to a club where they met Hurk, and since then Dutchess began sleeping with Hurk, despite being engaged to Caeser. Dutchess may have played the victim by accusing Ceaser of being unfaithful to her, but little did we know that she also was not innocent.
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