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'She Needs Help!': 'Black Ink Crew' Fans Slap Down Ceaser Emanuel's Touching Post to Sky Days

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However, because of Days’ current drama with her two sons, fans felt Emanuel’s post was inappropriate.

Naww i’m not supportin some one like her”

“if you really loved her you’d get her some help”

During season 8 of “Black Ink Crew,” which ended in April, Days got into an explosive altercation with her youngest son Dessalines in episode 17.

In April, Days publicly disowned Dessalines and her eldest son Genesis, 21.

When a fan on Instagram brought up her strained relationship with her children, Days replied, “I don’t have any kids ❤️.”

She’s a f–king disgusting a– human being 🙄”

Days gave her two sons up for adoption when she was a teenager.

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