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Black Ink Crew’ Star Phor Captured In Bizarre Footage Being Walked Like A Dog, Social Media Reacts: ‘Keep That Sh*t In The House’

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Black Ink Crew’ Star Phor Captured In Bizarre Footage Being Walked Like A Dog, Social Media Reacts: ‘Keep That Sh*t In The House’

‘Black Ink Crew’ Star Phor Captured In Bizarre Footage Being Walked Like A Dog, Social Media Reacts: ‘Keep That Sh*t In The House’


Reality star Phor Brumfield, formerly of “Black Ink Crew: Chicago,” is making headlines once again after being spotted in Miami Beach being walked on a leash by a woman.

In an Instagram video, the 37-year-old can be seen crossing a street on all fours, simulating the behavior of a dog. The post is captioned:

“I can’t even Live my life… smh”

 The video appears to have been recorded by a third party, with a man heard behind the camera saying:

“Yo, what the f*** is going on? Only in Miami bro, you see some s*** like this.”

Phor Brumfield’s post has prompted social media users to question the current status of the former reality star/tattoo artist.

One Instagram user commented

This latest incident adds more controversy to Phor Brumfield’s name as it’s known that the reality TV star has delved into adult entertainment, such as the launch of an OnlyFans page showcasing explicit content.

The behavior depicted in the video and some of his other content might be classified as “femdom,” a subset of BDSM where the female partner takes on the dominant role, while the male partner is submissive.




Similarly, Phor posted a photo of himself locked in a dog cage last year (August 2023), sparking intense reactions from social media users and media outlets.

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