Few reality-TV feuds make it into a courtroom, which is why Blac Chyna’s fight with the Kardashian-Jenner family keeps resurfacing. A Los Angeles jury sided with the family on , and awarded Chyna no damages (NBC News (US broadcaster)). This piece separates the court record from the net worth numbers and personal claims that circulate with thin sourcing, so you can see which is which.
Date of birth: (XBiography (biography database)) · Damages sought: over $100 million (VICE (news outlet)) · Estimated net worth: $1.5 million, third-party estimate (CelebrityNetWorth (finance aggregator))
Quick snapshot
- Chyna filed a defamation and interference suit in , seeking over $100 million (VICE (news outlet))
- The jury verdict came on , with $0 awarded to Chyna (NBC News (US broadcaster))
- The appeal is pending before the California Court of Appeal, according to Lawfold (case-summary publisher)
- Net worth figures for Chyna and Rob Kardashian are third-party estimates, not financial disclosures (StartupBooted (finance aggregator))
- : the civil trial began (VICE (news outlet))
- : the revenge-porn claim against Rob Kardashian settled, according to Legal Clarity (legal explainer)
- The Kardashian-Jenner defendants sought $391,094.76 in costs, excluding attorney fees, according to Legal Clarity (legal explainer)
- No reported date exists for the appeal decision, and no appellate docket entry was retrieved
Eleven entries, one pattern: the dated court events stop at 2022, and every net worth figure in the table comes from a third-party estimate.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Angela White (Lawfold (case-summary publisher)) |
| Date of birth | (XBiography (biography database)) |
| Lawsuit filed | (VICE (news outlet)) |
| Damages sought | over $100 million (VICE (news outlet)) |
| Trial start | (VICE (news outlet)) |
| Jury verdict date | (NBC News (US broadcaster)) |
| Damages awarded to Chyna | $0 (NBC News (US broadcaster)) |
| Cost petition sought from Chyna | $391,094.76, excluding attorney fees (Legal Clarity (legal explainer)) |
| Revenge-porn claim settled | (Legal Clarity (legal explainer)) |
| Chyna estimated net worth | $1.5 million, third-party estimate (CelebrityNetWorth (finance aggregator)) |
| Rob Kardashian estimated net worth | $10 million, third-party estimate for 2026 (StartupBooted (finance aggregator)) |
Are Rob and Chyna back together?
Dream Renée Kardashian is the one child the research set ties to both parents with a dated source, born November 2016 according to BBN Times (celebrity news site).
The research set holds no dated Tier 1 or Tier 2 source on their current relationship, so this article does not state a status.
Does Rob’s daughter live with Khloe?
- No source in the research set documents where Dream lives or who she lives with.
- Any living arrangement needs a named court filing or Tier 2 report before publication.
Does Khloé have custody of Amari?
- The research set contains no custody order and no named source on Amari’s living arrangements.
- Custody claims need a court filing or a named attorney statement, and the research set includes neither.
Did Rob sleep with Malika?
- No source in the research set makes any claim about Malika.
- This article states no allegation about her, confirmed or otherwise.
The implication: the relationship question gets an answer only when a dated court filing or Tier 2 report supplies one.
Who is suing the Kardashians for $100 million?
Blac Chyna is the plaintiff. She filed a defamation and interference suit in Los Angeles Superior Court in , seeking over $100 million, according to Lawfold (case-summary publisher).
The complaint named Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner. Kourtney Kardashian and Kendall Jenner were later dismissed, according to Legal Clarity (legal explainer).
Blac Chyna’s lawsuit over her removal from Keeping Up with the Kardashians
- Chyna’s damages case rested on projected earnings from more seasons of Rob & Chyna and on lost career opportunities, according to Lawfold (case-summary publisher).
- Her 2017 complaint alleged the Kardashian-Jenners pressured E! to cancel the show by telling executives she had violently attacked Rob (VICE (news outlet)).
- Jurors found insufficient evidence that the defendants lied about the alleged abuse or spread it with reckless disregard for the truth, and found no interference with Chyna’s E! contract (NBC News (US broadcaster)).
Current status of the case
- Chyna’s appeal is pending before the California Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District. No reversal or new trial was reported in the source reviewed, according to Lawfold (case-summary publisher).
- The trial included testimony from Kim, Khloé, Kris, Kylie, Rob and Chyna, with Ryan Seacrest on the witness list (Highsnobiety (culture magazine)).
- The defendants sought $391,094.76 in costs, according to Legal Clarity (legal explainer). Baller Alert (celebrity blog) gives a rounded, lower-confidence figure of nearly $400,000.
- Some secondary sources cite $108 million as the original amount, a figure the court-level sources here do not support (Distractify (entertainment site)).
- The revenge-porn claim against Rob Kardashian was severed in . It settled on , the day jury selection was set to begin, and the terms were not made public, according to Legal Clarity (legal explainer).
A FemaleFirst (UK entertainment site) video item dated says Chyna plans to end the suit. That claim conflicts with the appeal status, so it should not count as evidence of a 2026 development until a docket entry confirms it.
The May 2022 jury verdict left Chyna with no damages, and only a docket entry in the pending appeal can change that record.
The implication: the trial record stops at the May 2022 verdict, and anything later needs a docket entry or a Tier 2 court report to count.
Why don’t the Kardashians like Chyna?
No source in the research set states a motive as fact. The documented part is the public dispute itself, which runs from the Kardashian-side account of a December 14, 2016 altercation to the 2017 filing and the 2022 trial.
Public feud timeline
- The Kardashian-side account describes a December 14, 2016 altercation in which Chyna is alleged to have strangled Rob with a charging cord. Chyna’s suit alleges Rob knocked her to the ground in April 2017 (VICE (news outlet)).
- In , Rob posted sexually explicit images of Chyna on social media, according to Legal Clarity (legal explainer).
- Rob denied all of Chyna’s allegations in a 2018 legal filing (VICE (news outlet)).
- In a 2020 legal filing, the Kardashian-Jenners conceded they told E! executives and producers that Chyna had assaulted Rob (VICE (news outlet)).
Attribution standard for reported motives
- No motive is confirmed in the research set. Every stated reason traces back to a filing, a witness account or a news report.
- The 2020 filing documents what the family told E! executives, not why they said it.
- Jurors found the family’s communications to studio executives were not justified, but concluded they had “no substantial effect” on the show’s contract or cancellation (Legal Clarity (legal explainer)).
Almost every motive in this feud comes from one side’s filings, so the family’s conduct stands as documented concession and allegation, not proven intent (VICE (news outlet)).
The implication: the lawsuit and custody records explain the feud only as far as the court record reaches.
Who got Robert Kardashian’s money when he died?
This is the thinnest question in the research set. The inputs contain no probate or court record for the estate.
Robert Kardashian’s death
- The brief lists February 2018 as the date of death, but no source in the research set confirms it, so this article does not present the date as verified.
- Readers who need the date should check a probate filing or a dated news report.
Estate distribution is not confirmed in the inputs
- No probate or court record was retrieved, so this article names no beneficiaries and states no distribution.
- No source in the research set documents an estate claim by Blac Chyna, so none is stated.
The implication: estate questions need probate records, and none of the sources reviewed supplies one.
What is Blac Chyna’s estimated net worth in 2026?
No verified 2026 net worth figure exists in the research set. CelebrityNetWorth (finance aggregator) lists about $1.5 million, and older estimates on the same site ran from roughly $1.6 million to $10 million.
How much does Blac Chyna earn on OnlyFans?
- Chyna testified that her OnlyFans earnings totaled about $1 million since she began posting in April 2020, not the $20 million per month widely claimed (CelebrityNetWorth (finance aggregator)).
- Chyna testified she earned around $2 million per year from all sources in 2018, 2019 and 2020, and did not file personal tax returns for 2019 to 2021, according to CelebrityNetWorth (finance aggregator).
The gap between a circulated $20 million monthly claim and about $1 million in trial testimony is the clearest reason to treat online OnlyFans income figures as unreliable (CelebrityNetWorth (finance aggregator)).
Reported income sources
- Testimony: Chyna’s trial account is the only sworn income figure in the research set, and it covers 2018 through 2020.
- Estimate: one aggregator lists Rob Kardashian’s net worth at $10 million as of 2026, described as an estimate rather than a verified disclosure (StartupBooted (finance aggregator)).
- Estimate: StartupBooted states that net worth figures for both parties are third-party estimates and not verified financial disclosures.
The trade-off: the 2026 question gets a specific number only from estimates their own publishers label unverified, so the honest answer is no verified figure.
Timeline of the disputes
- : Dream Renée Kardashian is born, according to BBN Times (celebrity news site).
- : Rob posts sexually explicit images of Chyna on social media, according to Legal Clarity (legal explainer).
- : Chyna files a defamation and interference suit seeking over $100 million (VICE (news outlet)).
- : a judge severs the revenge-porn claims against Rob, according to Legal Clarity (legal explainer).
- : the civil trial begins (VICE (news outlet)).
- : the jury rules for the Kardashian-Jenner defendants and awards Chyna nothing (NBC News (US broadcaster)).
- : the revenge-porn claim settles on the day jury selection was set to begin (Legal Clarity (legal explainer)).
- Appeal: pending before the California Court of Appeal, with no reversal reported in the source reviewed (Lawfold (case-summary publisher)).
The pattern: nearly every dated court event lands between 2016 and 2022, so anything dated later needs a fresh source before it joins the record.
Confirmed facts versus unconfirmed claims
Confirmed
- The May 2, 2022 jury verdict favored the Kardashian-Jenner defendants, with no damages awarded (NBC News (US broadcaster)).
- Chyna filed her suit in October 2017 (VICE (news outlet)).
- The civil trial began in April 2022 (VICE (news outlet)).
Unconfirmed
- Chyna’s $1.5 million net worth is a third-party estimate (CelebrityNetWorth (finance aggregator)).
- Rob Kardashian’s $10 million 2026 figure is an estimate (StartupBooted (finance aggregator)).
- The $108 million figure in some secondary sources (Distractify (entertainment site)).
- A FemaleFirst item says Chyna sued Rob and his family for interfering with the filming of Rob & Chyna, but its date conflicts with the 2022 trial timeline (FemaleFirst (UK entertainment site)).
- The cost petition amount of $391,094.76 and the nearly $400,000 figure differ, and neither has a confirmed outcome (Baller Alert (celebrity blog)).
- Dream’s living arrangements, any custody of Amari, and any allegation involving Malika, since none is sourced in this research.
- Terms of the revenge-porn settlement, which were not disclosed (Legal Clarity (legal explainer)).
Several items in the brief, including Chyna’s birthplace, child count and sobriety date, had no retrievable source in this research. This article leaves them out rather than repeat self-reported bio claims as fact.
The implication: the confirmed column is short, and every figure beyond the court dates should be treated as provisional until a primary record backs it.
What the sources and speakers said
“The verdict sheet was confusing and unduly prejudicial.”
Lynne Ciani, Chyna’s trial attorney, as reported by NBC News (US broadcaster)
“A Los Angeles jury on Monday found that Kim Kardashian and her family did not unjustly harm the career of model Blac Chyna.”
NBC News (US broadcaster), reporting on the verdict
“The Kardashian-Jenner family won the Blac Chyna lawsuit on every single count.”
Lawfold (case-summary publisher), an editorial assessment
Where the case stands
The verdict is the settled part: a Los Angeles jury found for the Kardashian-Jenner defendants on May 2, 2022 (NBC News (US broadcaster)), while the appeal, the cost petition and the settlement terms remain open in the sources reviewed. For readers tracking this feud, the choice is clear: treat the verdict as the record, and wait for an appellate docket or a Tier 1 court document before repeating a payout or net worth figure. Readers who skip that step risk printing a number no court has tested.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Blac Chyna’s birth name?
Lawfold (case-summary publisher) identifies her as Angela White in its case summary.
Where was Blac Chyna born?
No source in the research set confirms her birthplace, so this article does not state one.
When was Blac Chyna born?
, according to XBiography (biography database).
How many children does Blac Chyna have?
The one child the research set documents with a dated source is Dream, born November 2016, according to BBN Times (celebrity news site). No source here confirms a total.
Is Blac Chyna sober?
No independent source in the research set confirms a sobriety date, so this article does not state one.
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Edward Davies Bennett is Editor-in-Chief and Responsible Publisher at Insight Britain, overseeing editorial standards, publication decisions and the corrections process.