Rob Kardashian & Blac Chyna’s daughter Dream, 6, plays with brother King, 9, in rare video as parents fight in lawsuit
ROB Kardashian and Blac Chyna's daughter, Dream, enjoyed spending time with her big brother King as the battle between her parents rages on.
The reality star previously sued his ex with claims that she attacked him with a six-foot metal pole shortly after their daughter was born.
While they continue to navigate co-parenting their only child together, the 6-year-old had fun with her half-brother King.
Blac Chyna shares her oldest child with her ex, rapper Tyga.
She shared a sweet video of the siblings playing together at her home, as 9-year-old King pushed his baby sister around while she lounged on a mini-sized chair.
Dream propped her feet up on the arm of the chair as King glided her across the floor using a skateboard underneath.
Rob's little girl seemed to be loving the special treatment as she closed her eyes to fully relax in the moment.
The adorable clip comes as the youngster's parents' six year long feud continues to drag on.
After the pair spent years in the middle of an assault lawsuit filed by the Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum over a 2016 incident, Rob had a change of heart.
Earlier this week, revealed that the 34-year-old has motioned to "dismiss his assault lawsuit against Blac Chyna without prejudice for the sake of their daughter."
Rob explained his decision to the publication, saying: “My love for Dream far outweighs my desire to proceed with my claims against her mother in a public trial.
“Now that the court has ruled that there is sufficient evidence to warrant a jury trial on my claim for assault, for our daughter’s sake, I am dismissing the action and focusing on my co-parenting relationship with Chyna.”
According to the outlet, a judge has approved the motion, however, it has not put an end to their nasty war.
CHYNA'S DEMANDS
In response, Blac Chyna fired back demanding that her baby daddy pay her "substantial" legal fees to cover the costs that she's had to shell out because of the lawsuit.
“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 model has been denying the allegations ever since Rob made the claims.
He also alleged that Blac Chyna had tried to strangle him with an iPhone charging cord while intoxicated on cocaine and alcohol.
'ROB'S FALSE ALLEGATIONS'
Blac Chyna’s lawyer claimed in another statement to the outlet: "This entire time, Chyna has had to live through hell with Rob's horrific and false accusations hanging over her head.
“Chyna was finally about to have her day in court at a February 23 jury trial in Los Angeles Superior Court where she was prepared to prove with evidence that Rob's claim that she physically attacked and assaulted him was a malicious lie.
“Instead, Rob dropped his case on the eve of trial, not because he suddenly wanted to drop the case ‘for the sake of his daughter,’ but because he knew his assault and battery accusations against Chyna were false.”
SUPPORTIVE FAMILY
Recently, it was revealed that some of Rob's family members were backing him up and would be witnesses on the stand.
Both his sisters Kylie and Kim, as well as his mom Kris, were set to testify in the trial, which was supposed to take place this week.
Kris' boyfriend Corey Gamble was also a planned witness as he alleged he was the one who picked Rob up after the alleged attack.
Rob and Blac Chyna are also currently in the midst of a custody battle over their daughter.
The former couple have struggled with their relationship ever since the TV star proposed three months after they started dating in April 2016.
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They welcomed Dream in November 2016, but split by the end of the year, as Blac Chyna was soon seen without her engagement ring.
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