. Image Blac China and baby daddy Rob Kardashian
* If you haven’t heard it before, Rob Kardashian and Kylie Jenner went after Blac Chyna with a lawsuit. Yeah it happened. But more recently Blac Chyna says she’s got proof that things didn’t turn out the way they said.
Ever since Rob Kardashian and his sister, the socialite and cosmetics mogul, Kylie Jenner has claimed that a drunk Blac Chyna (real name: Angela White) pulled out a gun after wielding a 6ft metal pole to Rob in 2017, Blac Chyna is ready to whitewash her Name. But, does she have enough evidence to do so? Or is there something else coming up. Be the judge.
So listen, according to theJasmineBrand, Radar Online has been doing investigative reporting and found documents detailing the scoop.
It turns out that there are never-before-seen footage from “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” that Blac Chyna and his lawyers say will support BC’s counter-argument. TheJasmineBrand also reported that Chyna’s lawyers had access to the ever-enlightening clip.
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The video would show that Rob had no injuries “anywhere on his body”.
No injury to his body? All over? Does that mean it’s an X rated video? And what does that have to do with pointing a gun and wielding a cane? Are we missing something? There must be more to this …
There is more to this. Rob and Kylie said it was a stroke …
But, moving forward, Blac Chyna also said that what her baby’s father and sister claimed was obviously not true as Rob told investigators that she (Blac Chyna) didn’t have it. never hurt. Additionally, Blac China explains that if what they said was true, wouldn’t the family have spoken about it during the child custody hearings? None of this ever happened, she said.
Additionally, theJasmineBrand says Chyna’s attorneys say it was all disproportionate, that Blac Chyna was only flirting with Rob and holding the gun in a non-threatening manner. In light of the video, Blac China wants the judge to dismiss the case.
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