PHOTOSBlac Chyna Is Getting Her Own Docuseries — Watch The Trailer!
May 15 2019, Published 10:51 p.m. ET
Blac Chyna rose to fame by dating Tyga and Rob Kardashian, but now she has the spotlight focused solely on her with her new docuseries The Real Blac Chyna on the Zeus network. Scroll through for details!
Chyna, 31, donned a pink wig and matching tutu in the trailer released on Wednesday, May 15. It showed her pulling up to her house in a white Rolls Royce and applying lipstick before going inside, but the rest remains a mystery until the premiere this summer.
People will have to pay the $3.99 monthly subscription fee to watch her show, and she's confident fans are going to want to tune in.
"Everyone has their truths. Some good, some bad, and some ugly. At the end of the day we're all human. I've teamed up with @TheZeusNetwork to tell my story. I'm excited to announce my very own docu-series The Real Blac Chyna executive produced by myself. Follow my journey as a mother, a business owner, a philanthropist and a friend!" she wrote on Instagram announcing the project.
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The mother-of-two went on Wendy Williams on Wednesday and dished some major dirt on her exes. She revealed that Tyga, 29, threw her out of his mansion when he started dating Kylie Jenner, 21. She also confessed that Rob, 32, was a better lover than the rapper!
It's a good thing she has a new gig, because Kim Kardashian's little brother is no longer obligated to pay her child support for their daughter Dream, 2. The former couple settled their custody dispute in February and Rob was off the hook financially in March.
The makeup company founder seems dead set on repairing her reputation. "Over the last couple of years, you guys have been given a perspective of who I am from the media and people closest to me. I have been bullied, humiliated, manipulated, and discredited as a mom. I’m not proud of some of the pain I have caused, and I am working to be the best me," she wrote on social media in April 2019.
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