Yesterday we told you that Alex Estevez from popular VH1 reality series “Black Ink Crew” made explosive allegations that the show’s producers roofied her and a few other girls on the show to make them behave like “sluts.” Now she’s suing Big Fish Entertainment and New Pop Culture Productions. According to Alex’s lawsuit, the incident in question occurred back in 2012 during filming for the episode “Mixxxy Madness,” where Alex can be seen trying to seduce Ceaser, the shop’s owner. She insists that she was not in control of her actions and that someone connected to production handed her a drink that contained a “date rape drug.” If you recall, Alex used to be the tattoo shop’s receptionist . She recently spoke out about the incident via Instagram, urging other alleged victims to come forward.
“I don’t even know where to begin,” the former “Black Ink Crew” star wrote. “Welcome to the living hell I been living in for the past year. The girls that were roofied will never ever be the same! I wasn’t the only one and I will continue to fight for justice! It’s sad how cast members act oblivious all for what 2 to 4 G’s that’s how much my life & all the good I did is worth to you? There’s a special place in hell for you all who don’t speak up. Just know if it happen on set to me it can happen to you too! Please help me bring Awareness to this situation & let these abusers know we are not staying quite! Thank you.”
Ceaser is also speaking out about Alex’s allegations and he’s calling BS.
“Ain’t no one give her s**t,” he told TMZ. “She was drunk off Henny. You can see from her behavior no one gave her any drugs, or tried to make her anything she’s not.”
“You don’t have to give a slut drugs to do what she naturally does,” he added.
Peep a few clips from the incident in question on the next page. Thoughts?
