Caesar Emmanuelstar of success TV show 'Black Ink Crew has received serious allegations from a former employee. Venus wrists he says he was never paid for his work at his famous tattoo studio. Additionally, Cuffs reportedly filed a complaint for unpaid wages with the New York Department of Labor.

Ultimately, the department announced that Emanuel had to pay, at least $114,000, to be exact.

However, Cuffs is reporting that Emanuel has yet to cough up his money. And he may not be the only one with these accusations.

Will Cesar Emanuel be held accountable for his alleged actions?

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More details on allegations of unpaid wages against Ceaser Emanuel

According to Carter, Emanuel was reportedly fired from the 'Black Ink Crew' cast in 2022. At that time, footage was released a tattoo artist who abuses a dog. However, Emanuel kept his role as a producer on the show until it was canceled the following year.

Regardless of the facts, Cuffs says he was "doing everything" at the store and needs to.

"Ceaser's had a reputation for being pretty cheap," Cuffs told Carter as he reflected on his time at the store and explained why he stayed even though he allegedly wasn't paid for his work. "A lot of promises were made... we were told... "You can manage this store here. You can work for me here...'”

Here's how the 'Black Ink Crew' Star responded to the allegations

According to Cuffs, after he was fired, he immediately filed a complaint. On the other hand, Emanuel reportedly said that he "never worked" at his store and that his allegations were "fabricated." However, in a January 2021 order, the New York Department of Labor required Emanuel to pay Cuff more than $114,000 in unpaid wages.

Skip to the top as Carter shares the additional labor law violations Emanuel and his company were accused of and why Cuff says Emanuel's businesses have "disappeared." Plus, Carter shares how the 'Black Ink Star' responded Shadow Room Request for comments on allegations and court filings.

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