Blac Chyna’s mom Tokyo Toni begs fans for $400K so daughter can APPEAL decision in court battle against Kardashians

BLAC Chyna's mom, Tokyo Toni, is begging fans for $400K so that her daughter can appeal a judge's decision in their court fight against the Kardashians.

This comes just one day after Chyna suffered a major loss in court, not receiving any money in her defamation lawsuit against the famous family.

Tokyo - whose real name is Shalana Hunter - has apparently started up a GoFundMe page in hopes of reeling in enough money so that Chyna, 33, can fight back against the court's decision.

The , titled Cheering for Blac Chyna's Appeal, is asking for a whopping $400,000,

It reads: ";Hi, I am Shalana Hunter- BKA Tokyo Toni. I would like to appeal to the courts.

"This GoFundMe fundraiser [will] help my daughter, Angela R. White - BKA Blac Chyna - financially in this endeavor to get justice."

"Appeal for a new trial coming soon," she concluded before signing off, "Momma Tokyo."

Fans got word of the GoFundMe as they quickly reacted when a grab of the page was re-shared on Instagram.

One person wrote: "This is so embarrassing," as another suggested, "I think she really thought she was going to win, and money is tight right now."

A fan commented: "I'm going to bed but I needed this laugh."

"She has six cars, she doesn’t need s**t from me," another added, referring to the time Chyna claimed she gave up "three cars" because her baby daddies Rob Kardashian and Tyga offer "no support."

As of this moment, Tokyo has only raised $280.

During the trial, Tokyo was banned from the court following numerous social media attacks on the family.

CHYNA'S LOSS

All this comes after The Sun confirmed that Chyna did not come out on the winning end of her trial against the Kardashians.

After almost two days of deliberation, the court revealed the jury ruled that no damages would be awarded to the model.

Chyna sat in stunned silence after the shocking verdict was read, according to a Sun reporter who was in court, while the defendants skipped out as they were attending the Met Gala in New York City on Monday.

Despite not having to pay out damages, the jury did conclude that Kris Jenner and her daughters Khloe, Kim, and Kylie did NOT "act reasonably and in good faith to protect their own economic interests."

However, they decided all but Kylie’s conduct did "not prevent performance or make performance more expensive or difficult," per the questions on the jury form.

Chyna's attorney, Lynne Ciani, later told reporters outside the courthouse they are appealing the decision.

'LIVES TO FIGHT ANOTHER DAY'

After the verdict, Chyna shared a message of support on her Instagram Stories from her pal who said she always acts in her daughter Dream's "best interests" and said Chyna "lives to fight another day."

Chyna shares 5-year-old Dream with Rob and son King, nine, with rapper Tyga.

The post read: "What's right is right and what's wrong is wrong… I have gotten a lot of messages about my homegirl Blac Chyna asking me what's up.