Donna Lombardi Bursts Into Tears Over Demotion

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It’s been a rough half of the season for Black Ink Crew’s Donna Lombardi. We saw Donna get demoted to apprentice last week after misspelling the word ‘perseverance’ on a client. Donna permanently inked the misspelled word without verifying the spelling or noticing the mistake until she was all the way finished with the job.

This lead Cease and the rest of the crew to poke fun at Donna, something she just couldn’t roll with until she BLEW up!

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After seeing that her demotion became a JOKE to everybody around her, Donna reaches her breaking point at 113th and storms out! Do you think she's overreacting? #BlackInkCrew

A post shared by Black Ink Crew (@blackinkcrew) on Mar 4, 2020 at 6:03pm PST

Donna later says her emotional outburst wasn’t anger, but her being disappointed in herself already. She apparently cried about it to herself in her apartment and feels like that was punishment enough.

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Donna cries to Young Bae about being demoted. #BlackInk #BlackInkCrew #BlackInkCrewNY #BlackInkCrewNewYork #RealityTV

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Okayyy! Fans feel Donna’s disappointment but they’re not buying that she made such a huge mistake without thinking like this! Hit the flip to see how she was still getting dragged for her stupidity.

Donna should have been fired after doing this tattoo that look like an infection #BlackInkCrew pic.twitter.com/abYZksESw3

— Jawan (@LitIndividuals) March 5, 2020

Fans brought up some of the other HORRIBLE tattoos attached to her name on the show, including this shadowing grass thing. SMH.

Donna acting like she tatts clients back to back like u tatt when the moon is red outside #BlackInkCrew pic.twitter.com/VzYOO4DTFD

— Milli J✨✨ (@Just_MilliJ) March 5, 2020

Also, Donna is NEVER booked or busy. So fans are asking, what are you crying for? Maybe being an apprentice isn’t that bad of a move. She can build up her clientele from scratch (no pun intended).