Van did ask for forgiveness, now and later, but in her confessional, the boss lady was not willing to bury the hatchet. He revealed how the day they were in Vegas, Don Brumfield had called and kept saying things, which he didn't deny and that led to Don assuming that the two had had sex.Ĭharmaine burst into tears knowing it but also shared how attacked she felt when everyone around her kept talking about the sex rumor. While chatting in her office cabin, he offered an apology and came out with the complete truth. In his green-room interview, he acknowledged that seeing Charmaine having to deal with so much - with her mother's passing away and her pregnancy - it made him feel conscious of all that had transpired between them. He was being a complete gentleman by offering his condolences after the death of her mother, Glenda Walker. On today's episode, when Van entered the shop, everyone was left shocked because Charmaine and he hadn't spoken in six months. Although the 2nd City Ink owner claims that she has put the rumors behind her, there's a part of her that possibly still feels troubled. Johnson says he is now in “legitimate fear” for his safety after an ominous call warned him to “watch his back” because “they were coming for him.Charmaine Walker and Van Johnson of 'Black Ink Crew: Chicago' share a murky past that has continued to haunt them. He also claims he’s received threats of violence from the brothers via a phone call. Van even claims his reputation has been damaged over this lawsuit, and ultimately lost business opportunities over it. The brothers allegedly approached Van and VH1, demanding they pay up for using the clothing line’s logo on the show. Van claims he continued to run the clothing line while on the VH1 show. The “Black Ink Crew: Chicago” star is suing Faheem for slander, assault and interference with the business, originally reported by The Blast. Van claims he, Faheem, and his brother Falaah Shabazz, who’s also named in the suit, were partners in the clothing line. Van Johnson is suing Faheem Shabazz in Chicago court as their fight over the CHICAGOrilla clothing line continues. Van from Black Ink Crew Chicago Clothing Line Update.
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