She’s reportedly being sued for $48,000 of unpaid rent.
But Blac Chyna shook off any woes as she stepped out in Calabasas, California, on Tuesday night.
The 30-year-old mother-of-two was striking in a purple pimp jacket, and bright blue contact lenses.
The former exotic dancer chose a white jumpsuit, and metallic heels.
She added a rainbow pastel Chanel quilted bag, as she stopped off for dinner in the exclusive suburb of Los Angeles.
The ex-girlfriend of Rob Kardashian – who recently figured out their custody arrangement for daughter Dream – sleeked her hair into a тιԍнт updo and wore a generous amount of make-up.
Chyna – whose real name is Angela White – worked things out with Rob so that he could stop paying her $20,000 a month in child support.
She now being sought after by her former landlord for breaking her lease, according to TMZ on Tuesday.
She is being sued for $48,000, for five months unpaid rent and damages to the property, claims the website.
Chyna – whose real name is Angela White – reportedly left the rental property in Studio City, California, with five months to go on the lease and didn’t pay the remainder of her contract.
The mother-of-two rented the 6-bedroom, 5-bathroom, $4.5 million house from April 2017, and the landlord claims that she was contracted until March 2019, according to the website.
However, she reportedly moved out in November 2018 and stopped paying rent.
According to the lawsuit, Chyna owes $55,546 for the 5 months of unpaid rent.
The landlord – who is Michael Kremerman according to The Blast, subtracted her $25k deposit, reports TMZ, but is claiming $18k in damages because she removed ‘fixtures and equipment’ from the home.
The total claim is for $48,546, according to the documents obtained by the tabloid, plus interest and attorney’s fees.
Chyna reportedly bought a six-bedroom, 6.5 bathroom dream pad in Woodland Hills, California in October last year, according to TMZ at the time.
She appeared unphased by the lawsuit as she posed in her bathroom for Instagram on Tuesday.
Chyna shares son King, 6, with former fiance Tyga and is also mother to Dream, two, with ex Rob Kardashian.
Rob recently fought successfully to have his requirement to pay her $20,000 per month in child support removed.
‘Angela the mother of my child whom I have a wonderful relationship with decided to drop the child support case because she felt it was in the best interest of our daughter,’ he wrote in a public statement.
He and Chyna agreed to continue splitting custody 50/50, with each paying for Dream’s needs when she’s with them.
Chyna took to Twitter to back up Rob’s statement.
‘Robert and I only concern is what’s in the best interest of our daughter that we both equally love. Additionally, Robert is a wonderful father to our Dreamy!’
Despite their current détente, the former lovers’ relationship was brief and stormy.
They started dating in early 2016, and announced their engagement in April of that year, followed by a pregnancy announcement in May.
Dream was born in November of 2016, but by December they had split.
In 2017, Rob posted ɴuᴅᴇ and Sєxually explicit pH๏τos of his former fiancée, which seemingly violated California’s revenge porn laws, though no charges were ever filed.
She is currently claiming his family interfered with her reality show Rob & Chyna, ultimately causing it to be cancelled and is suing for compensation.
As part of case she wants to depose Ryan Seacrest, who is the executive producer of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
Court papers obtained by The Blast show Chyna is requesting all communications between Khloe Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Kim Kardashian West and Seacrest about Rob & Chyna, as well as documents relating to the renewal of the series, records of meetings between the quartet about cancelling her show and all information about the origins of the Kylie Cosmetics founder’s own program, Life of Kylie.
Chyna previously accused the family of trying to destroy her career.
Her court documents stated: ‘The unwritten rule no one told (her) when she began her relationship with Kardashian is that the entire family will come after you if you leave, using their fame, wealth and power to take you down, including getting your television show cancelled (despite great ratings), spreading lies about you, and even funding a bogus lawsuit about a crumbled gingerbread house.’
