Ryan Hadley, a tattoo artist and entrepreneur who appeared on Season 6 of ‘The Female First’. Ink Master: Master vs. Apprenticehas passed away. He was 46 years old.
Hadley’s Instagram account said she died Wednesday “surrounded by loved ones” after battling cancer. Added announcement“Although his life was short, in that time he left a legacy in the art and tattoo world. He was loved by his many fans, his friends and customers, and most of all his children. He will be missed and remembered forever. Forever a legend. #rip #f***kcancer.”
Hadley began chemotherapy in December. But just a few months later, Hadley shared the sad news that her “Chemotherapy was not successful at allHe said his cancer had spread to his liver and lungs and that the cancer was “incurable” and “could result in death.”
“I may live for another week or maybe another 3 months, either way it breaks me that I am leaving my children behind,” he said at the time. “Death doesn’t scare me in any way… it’s the fact of being abandoned with my children that haunts me and I can’t do anything about it.”
Just days before his death, Headley’s family announced “Donation at the end of life” campaign to help pay for funeral expenses. According to that GoFundMe campaign, Hadley and his family “spent their remaining time playing golf, going on short trips, and getting tattoos.”
Hadley was from Fort Wayne, Indiana. He appeared in Season 6 Ink Master: Master vs. Apprenticewhich aired on Paramount Network in 2015. ink Master The spinoff featured host/judge Dave Navarro and judges/tattoo artists Chris Nunez and Oliver Peck.
Hadley was one of 18 contestants competing for $100,000, a Dodge Challenger, one story said Agreement Magazines and prestigious titles ink MasterHe entered the competition with 15 years of experience as the owner and operator of a tattoo and art gallery in Indiana. However, Hadley was eliminated early in the competition and finished in 17th place.
He has two sons and a daughter.
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