Rob Kardashian’s ex Blac Chyna reveals shocking salary she made for Rob & Chyna amid $100M lawsuit against his family
BLAC Chyna has revealed her shocking salary for her show Rob & Chyna before it was canceled.
Rob Kardashian's ex is currently battling his famous family in court in a controversial $100M lawsuit over her "ruined" TV career.
Blac Chyna, real name Angela Renée White, is fighting the Kardashian-Jenners and claiming the group was responsible for her show Rob & Chyna getting canceled.
The trial began Monday and the origins of the lawsuit stretch back to 2017.
On Wednesday she took the stand and claimed she was paid NOTHING for her Keeping Up With The Kardashians cameos - which she stated "was fine," as she spoke for "hours."
The court case will determine if there is rightful cause for Chyna to receive a pay-out for the missed opportunity of a season two of her reality show - and her proposed salary has now been revealed.
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According to , court documents revealed that "E! had already signed off on a second season where she was to be paid $92,500 per episode."
The impressive figure came as the outlet also reported "the family tried to argue Chyna should not be allowed to testify about her beliefs/understanding of her contractual rights" with the network.
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The motion reads per RADAR: [Chyna] is fully competent to testify about the terms of the contract including the episodic rate of $92,500, that after Season 2 was approved by NBCUniversal she was guaranteed payment for eight episodes."
She and Rob starred in Rob & Chyna, which aired for one season in 2016, before their relationship and hers with the entire family soured.
The second season was being shot when the two broke up, but was scrapped and never aired.
Chyna is suing the family for $100million, claiming that they ruined her reality TV career.
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Also present were Kris, Kylie, 24, Khloe 37, and Kim as the trial began and Chyna took the stand to discuss the fall out and her bombshell claims.
CHYNA GETS STIFFED
The Sun can confirm that Chyna claimed in court on Wednesday that she also got other offers.
She claimed Lifetime was offering $100/$120k an episode but Rob couldn’t sign with them as he was already contracted to E!.
She stated even Dream was set to receive $5,850 per episode, and King - her son with Tyga - was already getting paid with $11,700 per episode going into a special account for him for his future.
She also stated on 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."
The Sun had a reporter present on-site as Chyna made her claims and the Kardashians watched.
KEEPING UP WITH THEIR FALLOUT
Chyna and Kim became close after she got engaged to Tyga, going to “events, birthday parties, the gym, and filming for Keeping Up With The Kardashians" Chyna shared Wednesday in court.
The jury was shown photographs of Kim, Kendall, and Chyna together at a Christmas party, along with a snap of Chyna and Tyga with Kim and Kanye at their wedding in Paris.
But when Kim's sister Kylie Jenner started dating Tyga, Kim "reached out and said she can’t be friends with me anymore," she stated.
Earlier Tuesday, the mom of two's lawyer, Lynne Ciani, also made a series of lofty claims about the Kardashian family, namely about Kris Jenner and Kim.
She accused Kris, 66, of texting a showrunner and telling them to "get [Chyna] off the show," according to .
Lynne also claimed Kim, 41, offered her brother Rob Kardashian's ex $100,000 to walk away from the show.
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The attorney alleged Kim called it a "kill fee," and noted that Blac Chyna didn't accept the money.
Chyna was previously engaged to Rob Kardashian and they have their daughter together, Dream.
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