Inside Rob Kardashian & ex Blac Chyna’s six-year WAR including accusations of abuse, drug use and bad parenting
ROB Kardashian and his ex Blac Chyna have been involved in a six-year battle including accusations of abuse, drug use, and bad parenting.
The former couple were first linked in January 2016 and announced their engagement three months later, beginning their roller coaster of a romance.
Their relationship was the subject of the spin-off reality show Rob and Chyna, commissioned after they revealed Chyna was pregnant with their first child together.
However, their feelings took a major turn in October 2016, as it was reported that the pair were living in separate houses due to the volatile nature of their relationship.
They went on to welcome their daughter Dream in November and briefly reconciled, although they split once again at the end of the year.
Chyna was seen without her engagement ring in February, seemingly confirming that the pair split for good.
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In July of that year, an explosive fight between the exes broke out online as Rob posted explicit images appearing to be of the former stripper.
The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star slammed his ex fiancé on Instagram accusing her of cheating on him with another man.
He shared a video of Chyna passionately kissing another man, who Rob claims the model slept with shortly after sleeping with him.
The TV personality shocked fans as he shared a screenshot of a conversation which allegedly took place between him and Chyna in which she sent him a picture of her private parts.
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He captioned the shot: "This is from Chyna yesterday to me. "
Rob then reposted a large image of the woman exposing her private parts before going on to share images which appear to show Chyna exposing her bare breasts and famous bottom.
Sharing an image of the male caught in the middle of the love triangle, Rob wrote: "This is the dude Chyna got caught cheating on me with for a minute now.
"And look he texted me asking for help and said he needed money cuz he can't afford to pay Chyna's bill so that's why I pay her bills."
He continued: "More receipts are coming. Just yesterday Chyna sent me her p***y and everything and said she gonna come f*** me ... wait for it."
"Never once have I cheated on Chyna and I remained loyal to her even after all the cheating she been doing and the multiple men she been f***ing including me ... @ferraritru3."
Chyna hit back during Rob's rampage and made her own shocking claims, alleging that he had been abusive.
She wrote: ";Rob u did all this but u beat me up and try act it never happen !
"U put hand on me I swear on god! On my kids but I'm supposed to be quiet because you're a Kardashian."
The tirade continued leading Rob's Instagram page to be shut down, prompting him to repost everything onto Twitter.
PHYSICAL ABUSE ALLEGATIONS
New details about their break-up later emerged when Rob sued Chyna with claims that she had attacked him with a six-foot metal pole about one month after their child was born.
He also alleged that she had tried to strangle him with an iPhone charging cord while intoxicated on cocaine and alcohol.
The reality star alleged: "Although Chyna did not drink or use drugs while she was pregnant with and breastfeeding Dream, as soon as she stopped breastfeeding dream in the second week of December 2016, she started drinking to excess and using cocaine again."
On the day of the incident, Rob also claimed "Chyna participated in a photoshoot at the Hidden Hills house, along with photographers, a makeup artist, a hairstylist, Chyna’s friends, members of her entourage and others.”
He alleged that during the day, "Chyna consumed large amounts of Moet Rose champagne and snorted cocaine."
He said: "As the day went on...he says she became "increasingly erratic, aggressive and violent behavior as she became more and more intoxicated."
Since broke the story, Blac Chyna has responded to the claims via her lawyer, claiming there is no truth to the allegations.
Blac Chyna's lawyer Lynn Ciani says there was “NO violent attack, and that this is just another one of Rob's lies.”
LAWSUIT DROPPED
The trial was set to start in February 2021, but Rob dropped the lawsuit just days before it was supposed to begin.
revealed that the reality star motioned to "dismiss his assault lawsuit against Blac Chyna without prejudice for the sake of their daughter."
According to the publication, a judge approved the motion and put an end to their nasty war over the assault allegations.
Days later, it was reported that Chyna is demanding her baby daddy pay her “substantial” legal bills after he dropped his assault lawsuit.
Her attorney, Lynne Ciani, recently told : “In addition to dropping his lawsuit claiming over $750K in damages, Rob Kardashian must now pay for all of Chyna’s litigation costs.”
Via her lawyer, she also slammed Rob as a “bully” for seemingly trying to “intimidate and denigrate” her.
“Chyna is an excellent role model for women who want to stand up to former fiancés, or spouses, or boyfriends,” Lynne said.
The attorney added: “It is time for Chyna’s courageous and inspirational stand against Rob Kardashian, her powerful ex-fiancé, to be part of the public discourse.”
The 33-year-old has been denying the allegations that she attacked Rob ever since he made the claims, and she was prepared to fight them in court.
KARDASHIAN FEUD
Chyna - whose real name is Angela Renee White - has also been feuding with Rob's famous family in a legal dispute over the former partner's cancelled E! series.
The model sued the Kardashians in 2017 as she requested the unaired footage made from what would’ve been season two of Rob & Chyna be handed over.
After years of back-and-fourth, a judge ordered that the short-lived reality series' production company, Bunim/Murray, hand over the content, revealed in December 2020.
The outlet claimed the scenes - which were filmed in March 2017 - showed Chyna with her then-fiancé, Rob Kardashian “in love.”
In the footage, the couple - who broke up shortly after - were “expressing love” to each other as Chyna underwent a medical procedure.
Additional unused footage from Keeping Up With The Kardashians also taken in 2017 were also asked to be handed over.
The KUWTK clips show Chyna and Rob, 33, working on their relationship and co-parenting their daughter, Dream.
In addition to the footage, Chyna also alleged in the lawsuit that Kris and Kylie Jenner along with Kim and Khloe Kardashian “defamed” her.
The suit claims Chyna’s “highly lucrative contract” with the E! and parent company, NBCUniversal was shut down due to the family’s alleged involvement.
Court papers show Chyna claims “illegal interference” caused the cancellation Rob & Chyna.
Rob & Chyna premiered in September 2016 and ran for one season. It was renewed but later canceled by the network.
CUSTODY BATTLE
Days later, the co-parents made headlines once again, this time involving the years-long battle for custody over their toddler daughter.
Rob had previously sought primary custody of his baby girl after fearing his baby mama's antics due to her alleged alcohol and drug use.
The socialite's alarming behavior turned dangerous inside her home where she has allegedly chased people around with knives, thrown lit candles around the house and even hurled other sharp objects at her own hairdresser.
In addition to being a physical threat, Rob says his daughter’s personal hygiene had taken a turn for the worse and she arrived to him with tangled hair, dirty nails and teeth that have not been brushed.
He even went as far to say the tot had been "naked twerking, and acting out sexual positions that she said her mom taught her.”
Rob's sister Khloe Kardashian who he has a close bond with also defended her brother's claims in court documents.
Khloe said her niece is “decidedly more aggressive” and “more in defense mode” during playdates with her cousins after spending time with her mother.
The Revenge Body host also claimed she heard Dream say she does not want to go back to her mom.
Rob also stated in the court documents that he wants Chyna to submit to drug and alcohol testing 30 minutes before each visit with her daughter.
He also asked that the supervising nanny present be granted authority to end the visit immediately should any violence break out in front of Dream.
Chyna responded to the accusations by calling her ex a "bald-faced liar."
WAR OVER?
Later that year, reported that Rob and Chyna reached a new agreement over custody "without court intervention," which was filed on December 8.
According to legal documents obtained by the outlet, the the former pair will share physical custody of Dream based on an alternating weekly schedule.
The TV stars also agreed to share equal time over holidays and vacations.
The filing states: “Commencing December 2, 2020, and on alternating weeks thereafter, respondent [Rob] shall have custody of the minor child from Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. through Saturday at 10:00 a.m.
“Petitioner [Chyna] shall have custody of the minor child from Saturday at 10:00 a.m. through Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. commencing December 5, 2020, and alternate weeks thereafter.”
The filing also prohibits either of them to “be under the influence of alcohol nor other substance” while taking care of their daughter.
CHILD SUPPORT
Despite the settlement, the public bickering continued between the two as last month, Chyna claimed her baby daddy's offer no financial support towards her two children.
In addition to six-year-old Dream who she shares with Rob, Chyna is also mom to nine-year-old King Cairo with ex Tyga.
Chyna said that she had to let go of three vehicles and claimed in a Twitter post it's that it's because she's a single parent.
The E! alum tweeted: "Yesterday I had to give up 3 of my cars …my reasons… morals, beliefs, being a single mother, no support I’m a MAMA."
She repeated her statement in a second tweet, writing: "Single no support child support."
The Real Black Chyna star then tweeted a third message explaining how she's dealing with her money struggles, which read: "Practicing gratitude."
Tyga, 32, fought back against his ex and revealed that he skips out on payments because he has primary custody of their son.
";I pay 40k a year for my son school &; he lives w me mon- sat. Why would I pay child support lol," the Rack City rapper wrote.
Rob had a similar response to Chyna's allegations, firing back: "I pay 37k a year for my daughter's school. I handle every single medical expense. I pay for all her extracurricular activities. I have my daughter from Tuesday-Saturday. Why would i pay child support lol."
According to a judge ruling, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum is not legally obligated to pay child support for his only daughter.
In March 2020, sources close to Rob and Chyna told the former couple agreed on a final custody agreement for their daughter, which included the dissolution of his obligation to pay child support.
Instead, each parent will individually pay for their child's needs when they are with them, and school and medical costs will be split in half.
They have 50/50 custody, but Rob will reportedly have Dream for more time, the outlet reported.
This is hardly the first time Chyna has bashed her baby daddies for not paying child support.
During an appearance on The Wendy Williams Show last year, the host asked if Rob sends her any money for their daughter.
"No, not all," the mother-of-two replied. "Yeah, I don't get any child support from neither one of my children's fathers."
She continued: "I feel like if they're doing their part on their end, and I'm doing mine, that's perfectly fine and the best co-parenting.
"I work every day, and I bust my tail to make sure my kids are good, stable, a roof over their heads, activities of course and just everything."
Rob has primarily kept out of the limelight, focusing on his health and well-being since his reality TV days.
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Fans recently speculated that the Arthur George founder is dating Forma Pilates founder Liana Levi.
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Meanwhile Chyna is reportedly engaged to boyfriend Lil Twin.
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