Ceaser Emanuel Is Back!

Episode 6 of the The LuvHer Podcast podcast, hosted by Aubrey Shine 💎, titled "Ceaser Emanuel Is Back!" was published on February 18, 2022 and runs 12 minutes.

February 18, 2022 ·12m · The LuvHer Podcast

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Summary

VH1's hit series Black Ink Crew: New York and Black Ink Crew: Compton return for all new episodes beginning Monday, February 21, 2022. Ceaser is accomplishing his dream of creating an empire with seven shops open across the U.S.  In addition to being a successful businessman, he continues to connect with the community by implementing social impact efforts that uplift and empower others.  This season, Ceaser brings the crew back to New York after their Atlanta residency to prove they are stronger together and to give back to the community. In his personal life, he decides that he cannot remain silent while his family drama unfolds in the media for the world to see.

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VH1's hit series Black Ink Crew: New York and Black Ink Crew: Compton return for all new episodes beginning Monday, February 21, 2022.

Ceaser is accomplishing his dream of creating an empire with seven shops open across the U.S. In addition to being a successful businessman, he continues to connect with the community by implementing social impact efforts that uplift and empower others. This season, Ceaser brings the crew back to New York after their Atlanta residency to prove they are stronger together and to give back to the community. In his personal life, he decides that he cannot remain silent while his family drama unfolds in the media for the world to see.

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