See Blac Chyna before & after plastic surgery makeover including FOUR boob jobs & butt lipo as she battles Kardashians
BLAC Chyna's looks have changed over the years as the model has undergone several plastic surgery makeovers, altering her appearance.
Since rising to fame, Chyna, whose real name is Angela Renée White, has received four boob jobs and liposuction on her butt.
The 33-year-old on the Wendy Williams Show in 2019, revealing that she went under the knife on several occasions.
“I’ve had lipo before; I’ve had my breasts done four times,” Chyna told the talk show host.
She also admitted to getting surgery to reduce the size of her breasts.
“I was like, ‘This is just too much,'" she confessed.
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The mum-of-two's decision to get liposuction on her butt came after her daughter Dream, six, was born.
“I went and got something done. I got lipo because after I had Dream, it was like, out of control. So I had some of it taken out,” she said.
Chyna shares her daughter with her ex Rob Kardashian, 35.
She is also mom to son King Cairo with her ex, rapper Tyga.
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The former reality star also mentioned her infamous dimples, to which she said she "encouraged" with piercings.
“When I took them out, I was like, ‘Oh man, now I got dimples!'” Chyna explained, noting that the piercings had closed up.
The socialite's curvy figure catapulted her to fame as she landed the role of Nicki Minaj's stunt double in the music video for her song "Monster" with rapper Kanye West.
She later opened her popular boutique, Blac Chyna Closet, selling exercise apparel and sexy outfits, which she often models on her social media accounts.
Chyna has also made headlines for her tumultuous relationship with her daughter's father as the pair have been embroiled in a legal battle for years.
The former couple got engaged in April 2016, though they ended their relationship in December after several intense fights.
Rob later sued Chyna claiming 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 trial was set to start in February 2021, but Rob dropped the lawsuit just days before it was supposed to begin.
MESSY LAWSUIT
Meanwhile, Chyna targeted Rob's famous family in a lawsuit alleging that her ex-fiancé was abusive and the Kar-Jenner's were responsible for canceling the pair's short-lived reality show.
The ex's starred in the spinoff series Rob & Chyna on E! before their split, which aired for one season in 2016.
The second season was being shot when the two broke up but was scrapped and never aired.
Chyna sued the entire family — Rob, his mother Kris Jenner, and his sisters Kim Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, and Kylie Jenner — over claims of defamation, assault, battery, domestic violence, and interfering with “prospective economic relations."
According to documents uncovered by , the Kardashian-Jenner clan has filed a motion demanding that "any conversation or evidence regarding their wealth or financial condition should be banned from the jury trial."
The request also stated that the TV personality can only discuss their financial state if "the jury returns a verdict awarding damages."
The Kardashians claimed that Chyna has planned to "present evidence of the well-known fact of Defendants' wealth during the liability phase in connection with [Plaintiff's] intentional interference with contract claim.
The Kardashians have denied all claims and have asserted that the model has plenty of income through her other ventures, namely OnlyFans.
KRIS' TESTIMONY
During the court hearing, matriarch Kris spoke about her son's relationship with his baby mama, claiming she was aware of Rob and Chyna's "ups and downs" during filming for the first season of their reality show.
She said she had no idea the second season had been fully confirmed, refuting her son's ex-fiancée's claims.
While Kris, 66, served as an executive producer on the show, she told the jury she was under the impression that they were merely doing extra filming.
She said she believed the show did not have the budget, noting that they were shooting with small producer cameras.
Kris was adamant that she did not see a deal memo regarding a future for the series, adding that she did not recall much of what happened on the show because of the many Keeping Up With the Kardashians spinoffs.
FINANCIAL WOES
While on the stand, Chyna was asked if she had done any market research to show a loss of earnings since Rob & Chyna's 2017 cancellation.
The ex-reality star said that she hadn't but offered to show some figures during a brief break from the courtroom.
Michael quipped back: "No, ma'am, we're in trial. You are sueing my client for millions of dollars."
He then inquired about the damages she was seeking, asking how much she hoped to gain from her lawsuit against the Kardashians.
Chyna struggled to answer the question.
The lawyer went on to ask repeatedly for a ballpark estimate.
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Additionally, court documents suggest she is seeking more than $100M from the famous family.
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The former adult dancer stuttered, tripping over her words and staring at the Kardashian lawyer before responding: "Millions."
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