Blac Chyna's case against the Kardashians remains in the hands of the jury a few days after the closing arguments

Jurors in the Blac Chyna-Kardashians trial had still not returned a verdict as of noon Monday, four days after beginning their deliberations.

Chyna, 33, is seeking $108 million in damages, accusing Kim Kardashian, her sisters Khloe and Kylie Jenner and their mother, Kris Jenner, of making statements that ruined or defamed her reputation and of conspiring to get his “Rob and Chyna” TV show. chopped.

On Friday, Kim was dropped from the defamation portion of the lawsuit.

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Jurors in the Blac Chyna-Kardashians trial delivered a verdict on Monday afternoon, four days after they began their deliberations. Chyna, 33, is pictured leaving Los Angeles Superior Court on Friday

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The Los Angeles trial lasted nearly two weeks before attorneys for both sides concluded their closing arguments and the case was presented to the jury at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.

And at noon on Monday, when Judge Gregory Alarcon called for a lunch break, the 12 men and women on the panel had still not emerged from the jury room with a verdict.

Under California law, civil trials require at least nine jurors to vote in favor of a verdict. If nine or more cannot agree, the judge can declare a mistrial.

This would essentially mean that neither side would have won – and a new trial, with a new jury, could be called, in which the case would be tried again.

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(L-R) Kris Jenner, Kendall Jenner, Khloe Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian and Kim Kardashian were seen last month on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Kris, Khloe, Kim and Kylie Jenner have been named in Chyna’s lawsuit

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Blac Chyna was seen leaving the hearing last week after the lawyers presented their closing arguments

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Chyna was at the courthouse on Monday, eagerly awaiting the jury’s decision, along with a group of friends and family who came to support her.

But unlike the rest of the trial, there was no fashion show of perfectly groomed Kardashians in Courtroom 96 at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in downtown Los Angeles.

Kim, 41; Khloe, 37; Kylie, 24, and Kris, 66, and a few other members of their billionaire clan were 3,000 miles away at Monday’s star-studded Met Gala in New York.

Only their attorney, Michael Rhodes, was in court representing America’s most famous reality TV family.