Blac Chyna sobs as she tells trial how she sought restraining order against ex Rob Kardashian
Blac Chyna cried in court on Thursday as she said she sought a restraining order against her ex-fiancé Rob Kardashian after he posted illicit photos of her. Chyna is suing the billionaire family for $108 million, alleging that the Kardashians deliberately axed her and Rob's reality TV show.
The Kardashians' attorney suggested Chyna had sought the restraining order in 2017 simply to 'seek publicity' and that the couple was already broken up. Chyna did not deny that she cursed out Rob in February 2017 text messages, calling him a 'fat b**ch' and that 'it's over' between them.
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