Pixie Leaves LA Ink In A Rage (part2)

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She’s a great person to talk to and terribly entertaining at the very least to be around, which is what made that most unforgettable day at LA Ink, one of the most challenging days to speak up about an ongoing fact.I’m anticipating a bit of a backlash in regards to the whole thing, but as much as I hate to say it -business is business. I don’t feel a need to go into specific detail about anything because it’s water under the bridge at this point.I haven’t spoken to Pixie, but we’ve texted a bit and I’m not sure our friendship was rooted enough to find some sort of resolve, but I hope she and Kat can patch things up in the future. Aside from that, I hope that Pixie finds a place and career where she can live up to her potential; it’s not managing a tattoo shop, I’ve heard she’s pursuing her make-up which I think holds more promise for her future.As nauseating as the whole situation was, I think that allowing the truth to rear its seemingly ugly head will reveal to all of us the importance of being straight up and honest, which in turn spells out freedom for everyone involved – and nothing is more attractive than that.

Kat Von D:Seems like this situation has been coming for quite some time…When I first put together my crew for LA Ink, Pixie was actually the first and only person that I knew in my heart I wanted on the team.

I’ve known Pixie for years now, we really do go way back, more so than anyone else on the team, and I like to consider her to be one of my closest friends in all reality.