Blac Chyna claims she put a GUN to Rob Kardashian’s head ‘as a joke’ during tense 2016 fight amid nasty $100M court war
BLAC Chyna has confessed in court that she pointed a gun at Rob Kardashian and wrapped an iPhone cord around his neck.
She maintained, however, that she was joking and meant no harm, The Sun can confirm from inside the courtroom on Wednesday.
During the hearing, the mom of two recalled the troubling night in December 2016 that their E! show, Rob & Chyna, was green lit by the network.
The couple celebrated by throwing money and "being silly."
Blac Chyna added that later that evening, “Rob was playing video games and I was like, ‘Hey, come chill with me, I’m over here,'" she told the court.
She told the judge she was just “to get his attention, not to try to strangle him with the chord.”
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The testimony then focused on a gun that Blac Chyna said was kept in the home.
She told the court that her former fiancé kept the weapon on his dress, though it was always unloaded and, according to her, Rob said he didn't own bullets.
Blac Chyna claimed that Rob was eating and FaceTiming with friends when she came up to him and put the gun to his head – a joke, according to her statement today in court.
She said she joked around “if he ever left me I’ll get him” while he was on FaceTime to friends, insisting: “I’d never shoot Rob or anybody."
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Video from that night was shown during the trial hearing, where Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, and Kylie Jenner were present in the courtroom and looked on.
The footage showed Rob wearing a ripped shirt and Blac Chyna alleged the tee was torn while she and her baby daddy were "playing around."
Her attorney asked Chyna during the hearing: “Did he indicate to you that he thought you were trying to hurt him?”
Chyna simply replied: “No."
JEALOUSY ISSUES
Blac Chyna also testified about other issues in her relationship with Rob.
She said the December 15, 2016 argument between them was sparked by jealousy.
Blac Chyna told the court that Rob allegedly accused her of cheating, which led to a disagreement between them.
During the altercation, she called Rob's mom Kris for help, as she often did when such situations arose.
Blac Chyna told the court that Kris sent boyfriend Corey Gamble to the home to defuse the situation.
Rob's former fiancée claimed: "Rob took my phone once again and he ran into the closet and locked himself in the closet while still going through my phone."
She said her ex was very jealous throughout their relationship and often went through her phone often.
She claimed that “every time he'd apologize," but that she found his behavior “weird” and said he had a problem with jealousy throughout their whole relationship.
During the hearing, she admitted that she was "really upset" – so munch so that she smashed a gingerbread house which she and her beau built during the holiday season.
She also damaged a television in the home, according to her account.
Chyna also testified that Rob was still keen on them moving in together, telling the court: “I let my guard and my pride down and moved into Kylie’s house."
She claimed she lived in the home with Rob and Dream before they got a place of their own
When Corey arrived at the house on the night of the fight, he encouraged Rob to leave, she alleged in the hearing.
He did, and Chyna said she moved out and returned to her home in Tarzana, California with her children.
In her testimony, she called Rob's accusations a "cycle," adding that she was "fed up with it," but noting that she never hit him.
Blac Chyna said it got so bad, in fact, that they had to get a paternity test to assure Rob that he was the father of their daughter, Dream.
The test confirmed he was the father.
"I didn't do nothing physical to him," she said in court.
Chyna said none of the Kardashians ever expressed concern about Rob and Chyna doing a second season of the show and that their relationship was OK.
Kris recommended a therapist, Chyna said in court, and they started working on repairing their romance.
She said things got back on track and at Christmas time, she bought Rob a Range Rover, adding that by that point "everything was fine" between them.
They celebrated New Year's together that year, ringing it in with a date night at Maestro's restaurant in Westlake Village, which the court saw photos of on Wednesday.
On New Year's Day, they celebrated with a two hour hike in Malibu.
Chyna tole the court: "We were just taking it easy, taking it slow."
BOMBSHELL REVEALS
The shocking confessions didn't end there.
Earlier on Wednesday, Blac Chyna also made claims about other members of the Kardashian family.
She told the court that Kim "reached out and said she can’t be friends with me anymore," after her sister, Kylie, started dating Chyna's former fiancé Tyga.
This came as Blac Chyna revealed that, at one point, her relationship with the Kardashian family appeared to have improved.
They came to visit Dream after she gave birth.
Chyna said there was “no negativity” and things were “peaceful” although she had an up and down relationship with Kris Jenner, testifying that they had “certain differences."
“I considered her as a second mom,” Chyna claimed, revealing Kris even helped her with her health insurance.
Blac Chyna also said many members of the Kardahsian-Jenner family appeared on Rob & Chyna during the first season, including Kim and Scott Disick.
Chyna testified she felt things would go smoothy because she was with Rob, but admitted she didn’t fully read her contract.
"To be honest I read certain parts of it, I trusted my attorney to do it, so I kind of skimmed it, I didn’t understand all parts of it," she explained to the court.
Blac Chyna explained that she began speaking to her attorney Walter Mosley about film and television deals after starting a relationship with Rob, claiming Lifetime and E were both interested in working with the couple on a new show, according to the Sun reporter in the courtroom on Wednesday.
She claimed Lifetime were offering $100/$120,000 an episode, but said Rob couldn’t sign with them because he was already contracted to E!
Chyna claimed she hesitated because of her previous fallout with the Kardashians, telling the court she feared, “Is it going to be an issue?”
Ultimately, the couple decided to move forward.
Chyna claimed Dream was set to receive $5,850 per episode, and her son King was already getting paid with $11,700 per episode, which was set up to go into a special account for him for his future.
The contract stated she would be paid $92,500 per 60 minute episode of Rob & Chyna, with six episodes and a baby special featured in the first series, with more planned for the second, she testified.
SEASON TWO
In court, Chyna said filming for Season two of Rob & Chyna began as their relationship was on the up.
Show runners traveled with her on appearances, bringing hand-held cameras and documenting her and Rob's day-to-day lives.
Among the moments captured was Chyna getting plastic surgery after giving birth.
She said of the decision in footage: "My butt was humongous, everything just blew up."
Another clip showed her and Rob at a strip club.
Chyna said of the appearance in court: "I'm at the strip club, I'm going to sit on my man's lap, it's fun, while getting a massage."
She added that she wasn't jealous of her then-fiancé getting attention from other women while she was present.
The reality star also said that she and Rob were in love again and she had no clue that the show would be canceled.
Chyna told the court she had been given a contract for future appearances on Keeping Up With the Kardashians, too.
She said she was paid for her most recent appearances on KUWTK, which stopped airing after 20 seasons, though she didn't reveal how much.
She also recalled filming her at dinners, as well as with Rob and Dream, telling the court she didn't know the Kardashians didn't want to film with her any longer.
Addressing reports she had been offered a kill fee – namely Kim – Chyna refuted.
She also said she was always open to filming, only saying no when production suggested a trip to Hawaii together.
“I was always down to film, but the Hawaii trip, that was out of my range,” she said, insisting she didn’t want to leave Dream – then a newborn – and was breastfeeding at the time.
TRIAL BACKGROUND
Chyna is suing the Kardashian family for allegedly leading to the second season of her reality show getting canceled.
Chyna, real name Angela Renée White, is fighting against the Kardashian-Jenners claiming the group was responsible for her show Rob & Chyna getting canceled.
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The origins of the lawsuit stretch back to 2017.
Chyna's testimony comes after her mother launched a wild tirade on the hearing's judge online. In a shocking video, Tokyo Toni, real name Shalana Hunter, warned the judge: “I’m going to get you”.
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