It was all tears on Monday night's episode of Black Ink Crew. MStars News tuned in with fans all over as Sky, aka Flyyytattedsky, made a decision to write a letter to her two sons after she gave them up for adoption at age 14.
In the clip below, Sky thanked her mother from coming by as she spent some time reflecting on the words she'd say to her sons.
"Thank you so much for spending time with me, and going shopping with me. I really appreciate this mother-daughter time," Sky said to her mom. "Me and you spending time together really helps."
Sky claimed that meeting up with her mom, Allison, influenced her to reach out to her own kids. "After meeting with Allison, I've been considering reaching out to my boys that I gave up for adoption. My mom's helping me through it, and she's supporting what I choose to do."
As Sky works up the courage to write a letter to her boys, the waterworks start to flow. Sky also explains why she decided to write a letter to her young sons. "I'm writing a letter to my boys so when they do turn 18, they can make that decision to know me."
She continues, "I always was told that you're supposed to do the best for your children. I feel that I did, but I want them to hear it from me. I want them to know that, hey your mom loves you. I'm right here in New York. I know your football team. I know your favorite colors. I know everything that I can from a distance."
How could you not cry? Tissue please!
Sky said giving up her sons has made her learn a lot about herself. "I've learned so much about myself, and I've done a lot and I'm happy I didn't have them in that environment. I didn't know how to be a mother and I still don't."
MStars News previously learned that Sky became a mother at the age of 14 when she went for a Brazilian butt lift consultation. She shocked everyone when she confessed that she had two boys as a teenager. At first, Sky told the doctor that she didn't have any kids in her past, but later on she revealed the truth. Sky wanted to have surgery to become more positive about herself.