Gia Rose Ink Master. Spike Orders Spinoff 'Ink Master Angels' to Series Variety Unfortunately, she suffered from complications from cancer and had to leave the show early. Gia Rose is one of the four new stars of Spike's newest series — Ink Master: Angels
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The episodes of Ink Master that she appeared in took her to cities such as Nashville, Pittsburgh, New York, and Austin Spike reality competition Ink Master: Angels gave four contestants from Ink Master Season 8 another shot at tattoo glory with a Season 10 slot at stake
‘Ink Master Angels’ stars talk women in the tattoo industry
Gia Rose is a female tattoo artist who opened White Oak Tattoo, a mostly female tattoo studio located just outside of Philadelphia, after leaving "Ink Master Angels" due to health complications after a flare up from her cancer treatments. Possessing 15 years expertise in the field, Gia Rose's journey took the tragic turn from the Ink Master: Angels after she suffered complications with the treatment of death threatening cervical cancer. Along with the other three, Kelly Doty, Nikki Simpson and Ryan Ashley Malarkey, she was a contestant on Ink.
Gia Rose Talks About Receiving Rape Threats While on Ink Master Female Tattooers. The artist was able to beat cancer and became a contestant on the reality show, Ink Master On the Paramount Network, formerly Spike, "Ink Master: Angels" was an all-star matchup of sorts between four female tattoo artists and former "Ink Master" competitors
Gia Rose Female Tattooers. Instead of hustling on reality television shows, the Season 8 "Ink Master" contestant put all of her energy. Premiering in 2017, the series stars notable tattoo artists and previous contestants on Ink Master — Ryan Ashley Malarkey, Kelly Doty, Nikki Simpson, and Gia Rose