RYAN FROM BLACK INK TV
And that’s a that’s a big stigma and, and a fact and reality TV so like there’s a blessing to be in it for the businesses. You know, it makes it easier to just be ourselves and be real and we’re not there for the purpose of putting yourself in a position to be subjected to start just because you want to be famous or want to be known. It seemed interesting to the world and to be able to display many other things through that on a platform like reality TV when so many, so much of it is only done just for entertainment only done just for notoriety. Mine was found because of the hard work that I would put in and it allowed for me to create a shop and a team of people that that we had going already in it. I was blessed to be able to be found and not go search for an audition. A lot of them are in there to actually handle business a lot of them aren’t there to actually become friends and grow with people. RH: I mean in some realms, you know, a lot of the a lot of these reality stars they put themselves in these realms just to chase the fame or just the taste the notoriety.
I don’t know how you all do it because it’s like with reality stars you all choose to be on reality TV and become this public figure but it’s like privacy becomes a luxury when it is such a basic need. MN: Have you ever thought about stepping away from the show? When you create a platform where you know, you expand and grow on a platform that has shown outside of just entertainment that you know, the real view and the real of what you display that people around the world relate to it genuinely and you know, they aspire behind it, you know, it gives them give them like some good and Gowda to move forward and some of the things they might not have been able to do until they saw you do it first you know a knowing that many of these things help people and they give people that that inspiration to take on some of the things that you’ve proven that you’ve taken on first at the end it gives them a way to take it all off so I think that’s probably the number one reason why it allows us to continue. RH: I feel like outside of knowing that you can step away anytime. MN: With filming your film during some of the most vulnerable moments, you know, we all see it and as I can tell, that’s very taxing on you’re very exhausting, what keeps you going and like keeps you going with reality TV? RH: Yeah, I mean, and that happens like I said, when you coming out of that pandemic and and you know, starting anew and then you know, the people that you know, have worked in sales, we worked ourselves and ways of what we’ve gone through and the hardships with a lot of healing and growth and that the healing and then that growth you know, I mean, it doesn’t always mean reconciliation or continuing with you, you know what you’re used to so you know, sometimes that healing is like, Hey, you know, you change your energies around you and it might not be the same for what for what you did. Like you know, I know Charmaine Lewis you know, her parents and then just like the loss of relationships as I once knew it. MN: Yeah, it seems like this season it’s a lot of like loss a lot of loss just but not just only in depth. And like I said, we just went through some real times you know, so being able to show how we are what we are what we’ve come to and through you know, maybe that’s gonna be something that you know, the people really don’t be able to relate to. We are we coming into this with a completely different production team that allowed for us to really express ourselves and show you who we are for the things that we’ve gone through. Ryan Henry: As cliche as it might sound this is probably our realist season yet. MADAMENOIRE: Tell me how is season seven different from the previous seasons? MADAMENOIRE caught up with Henry to speak out Black Ink Crew: Chicago‘s upcoming season, where he and Lindsey stand, being in therapy and why his love life is on hold.
The past six seasons on reality television have been chaotic and somehow Henry has stayed put.
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