Defamation lawsuit of Blac Chyna sees demands eclipsing $100 million against Kardashians

Blac Chyna, the former reality star, has yet to back down from a hefty defamation lawsuit worth almost $100 million, which she filed about five years ago against Rob Kardashian, her ex-fiance, and the Kardashian-Jenner cohort.

In this case, Blac Chyna, whose real name is Angela Renée White, said, "My income is greatly hindered as the TV show 'Rob and Chyna' got canceled due to the conspiracy by the powerful family of Rob Kardashian."

Thus her demand in monetary breakdown includes a $46 million loss in social media posts, $11 million loss from the lost television appearances and a $7 million loss from club appearances.


Among many alleged offenses listed in the defamation case, a few of them include harassment and assault from Rob Kardashian at the hands of Kris Jenner, his mother, and his sisters Kylie Jenner, Kim, and Khloé Kardashian.

Back in January 2016, Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna began dating each other and finally got engaged in April.

After their engagement, they welcomed a daughter named Dream Kardashian, which was apparently Chyna's second child and Rob's first.

However, when the filming of "Rob & Chyna" season two was ongoing, the couple decided to split, which placed the series in a void.

As the couple split and the show got canceled, Chyna filed a lawsuit after a few months against Rob Kardashian and his family, alleging it "flexed its muscle" to E! executives.

As per the latest reports, Chyna has also rejected a hefty undisclosed settlement amount from Michael G. Rhodes, the family lawyer of the Kardashians, and instead has doubled down on her complaint against the Kardashians.