Suzette Samuel shares what looks like receipt of his alleged abuse on her after the former 'Black Ink Crew' star insinuated in an interview that she is a bitter ex.
- Jun 28, 2022
AceShowbiz - Ceasar Emanuel is facing another damning allegation after he came under fire over a video of him allegedly abusing his dogs. His ex-girlfriend Suzette Samuel has accused the former "Black Ink Crew" star of abusing her after he claimed that she leaked the dog fight video.
Responding to Ceaser's recent interview, Suzette shared her side of the story as she wrote on her Instagram Stories on Monday, June 27, "Leaving a relationship with someone U love is by far one of the most difficult things to do." She added, "BUT, U have to pick your peace and what U deserve OVER what your flesh wants!"
"It's not ok to [be] lied to and cheated on and constantly disrespected," Suzette continued. "Told 'you will never find someone of my status.' Words create insecurities, weakness, and eventually resentment. It's OK to choose yourself, peace."
She went on to quote Pastor Murphy, "BE FREE! The enemy will try to shame you and make you choose between bondage over promise. BE FREE." In a separate Story, she ominously penned, "Time to unload the clip," before sharing a picture of a large, dark bruise on her body.
"I tried not to do this to you but here we go," she wrote alongside the incriminating photo. "You know I know EVERYTHING. You're an abuser!!! [Remember] Christmas time when U found that dude in my DM?! This was the result. U played with the wrong one!"
According to her, Ceaser "used the network to manipulate and threaten" her. She added, "I left you your birthday weekend. Stop playing!"
Prior to Suzette's allegations, Ceaser insinuated that Suzette was a bitter ex who leaked the dog fight video following their split. "With my ex, it's like... You pulled that out you're a**, cuz I left you?" he said on the "OnThaRadar Podcast". "Like, this is why I'm saying, just like, the entitlement. Like, if I can't have him, nobody can have him."
When the host pressed Ceaser to confirm if he meant his ex leaked the video because of their breakup, he said, "Basically, and they always dangled it over my head... And finally, after I sit here and say that I'm single, the next day it dropped?"
Ceaser previously shared that he felt like "being set up by somebody" after he landed in hot water due to the dog abuse video. "I feel like I'm being set up by somebody, because the way I'm being portrayed is just like…that's not my character," he told TMZ, insisting that he was just trying to separate his dogs, which were fighting viciously.
His lawyer Walter Mosley also claimed that it's an old video and that Ceaser was stopping the canine from attacking other animals. "In some ways, what was not seen in that video, was him protecting the smaller dogs, he just likely didn't do this in the best way, so he's seeking assistance and help to make sure that as a dog owner, he's properly managing it, and understands how to interact in more healthy ways with all types of dogs and all of his dogs," the attorney added. "It's unfortunate that a video that's probably almost a year old or older surfaced and created such a disruption."
Following the video leak, VH1 announced on Thursday that Ceaser was fired from "Black Ink Crew", which he had fronted since the first season in 2013.
