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Blac Chyna is having to sell personal items to make ends meet as she and Tyga continue to fight over custody of their children.
Angela Renée White, better known as Blac Chyna, has been struggling financially as she and ex-boyfriend Tyga fight over custody of their 10-year-old son, King Cairo Stevenson. In order to pay her bills, Chyna has reportedly been selling her own apparel, purses, and shoes to friends, relatives, and an online consignment store, as evidenced by court documents acquired by TMZ.
According to the paperwork, Chyna's sales efforts this year have generated $178,000, which has been used to partially offset the company's dropping sales. However, she realizes that this is only a stopgap measure and that she will soon be out of merchandise. Therefore, the 35-year-old reality star has asked Tyga for money to help fund her court case.
Chyna has expressed concern over purported co-parenting troubles with Tyga and is seeking legal and physical custody of their baby. She alleges that she and King only have 24 hours a week to be together, but that Tyga has been constantly getting in the way. Chyna claims that Tyga has been uncooperative in regards to their child's well-being, including by withholding information concerning the child's school and medication.
Some insiders say Chyna is lying about not knowing where her son is living, and they point out that Tyga pays for their son's private school tuition, medical costs, and other necessities.
Chyna has asked the court for a steady routine for their son, which Tyga is not allowed to break, and has asked Tyga for $125,000 to cover her legal and accounting fees.
Chyna filed for shared custody and child support over the summer, citing the child's best interests in court records. The exact amount of child support sought, however, has not been made public.
King Cairo Stevenson was born to Chyna and Tyga in 2012. The couple dated for three years. They were temporarily engaged in 2014 before breaking up. Chyna went on to date Rob Kardashian, with whom she had a daughter, Dream, who is now six years old. She filed for an injunction to prevent Rob Kardashian from contacting her in 2017, claiming he had broken California's revenge porn law.
Chyna's life has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past year. She has become religious, abandoned OnlyFans, undid plastic surgery, and started living a healthier lifestyle.
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Blac Chyna is having to sell personal items to make ends meet as she and Tyga continue to fight over custody of their children.
Angela Renée White, better known as Blac Chyna, has been struggling financially as she and ex-boyfriend Tyga fight over custody of their 10-year-old son, King Cairo Stevenson. In order to pay her bills, Chyna has reportedly been selling her own apparel, purses, and shoes to friends, relatives, and an online consignment store, as evidenced by court documents acquired by TMZ.
According to the paperwork, Chyna's sales efforts this year have generated $178,000, which has been used to partially offset the company's dropping sales. However, she realizes that this is only a stopgap measure and that she will soon be out of merchandise. Therefore, the 35-year-old reality star has asked Tyga for money to help fund her court case.
Chyna has expressed concern over purported co-parenting troubles with Tyga and is seeking legal and physical custody of their baby. She alleges that she and King only have 24 hours a week to be together, but that Tyga has been constantly getting in the way. Chyna claims that Tyga has been uncooperative in regards to their child's well-being, including by withholding information concerning the child's school and medication.
Some insiders say Chyna is lying about not knowing where her son is living, and they point out that Tyga pays for their son's private school tuition, medical costs, and other necessities.
Chyna has asked the court for a steady routine for their son, which Tyga is not allowed to break, and has asked Tyga for $125,000 to cover her legal and accounting fees.
Chyna filed for shared custody and child support over the summer, citing the child's best interests in court records. The exact amount of child support sought, however, has not been made public.
King Cairo Stevenson was born to Chyna and Tyga in 2012. The couple dated for three years. They were temporarily engaged in 2014 before breaking up. Chyna went on to date Rob Kardashian, with whom she had a daughter, Dream, who is now six years old. She filed for an injunction to prevent Rob Kardashian from contacting her in 2017, claiming he had broken California's revenge porn law.
Chyna's life has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past year. She has become religious, abandoned OnlyFans, undid plastic surgery, and started living a healthier lifestyle.
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