During her explosive testimony, Kylie Jenner claims Blac Chyna tried to kill her brother, Rob Kardashian and threatened her in text messages.
The Kylie Cosmetics founder testified on Monday in the ongoing Kardashian-Chyna court battle, saying she saw her brother shortly after his blowout fight with Chyna in December 2016, during which he claimed Chyna pulled a gun on him.
“He used the words, ‘She was trying to kill me.’ I assumed that was a death struggle … I remember him being very upset and kind of explaining what happened,” Kylie said at a Los Angeles courthouse.
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Kylie Jenner’s brother told her that Chyna went behind him and wrapped an iPhone cord around his neck while he was playing video games. Kylie Jenner, who dated Chyna’s ex Tyga, also testified that she once woke up to threatening texts from Chyna.
“She sent me a bunch of devil emojis and said, ‘counting down the days’ to beat me,” Kylie testified.
Kylie responded, “I took it as an empty threat,” when asked by Chyna’s attorney, Lynne Ciani, why she did not report the threats to the police. She went on to say that Tyga told her about Chyna’s drug and alcohol problems, as well as an incident in which Chyna allegedly sliced him on the arm with a knife.
When asked why she didn’t report the threatening texts to authorities, Kylie, dressed in a loose-fitting brown suit with large shoulder pads, said, “I assumed maybe she was high.”
Kylie, however, admitted during her testimony that she was “a little upset” when she learned on the Internet that her brother had become engaged to Chyna.
“I was actually happy for my brother but at the same time, was curious how things would go with Chyna. I actually wanted to be cool with Chyna. I actually spent a lot of time with her son. Despite everything, I wanted it to work out with my brother,” she said.
When Ciani asked Jenner if she believed Chyna dated Rob “out of spite” because she began to date Tyga, Jenner said,” I was hoping no, for my brother.”
Chyna, 33, dated Tyga, 32, from 2011 to 2014. He then dated Kylie, 24, on and off from 2014 to 2017, while Chyna moved on with Rob, 35, in 2016.
Kylie Jenner went on to say that she didn’t believe Chyna truly loved her brother because of the physical threats that occurred during the former couple’s turbulent relationship.
“I just don’t know how you could love someone and do that to them. So I thought it was fake,” Kylie said, referring to the December 2016 altercation.
Chyna, who has a 9-year-old son, King Cairo, with Tyga and a 5-year-old daughter, Dream, with Kardashian, testified last week that she was “just joking” when she wrapped a cord around Rob’s neck and pointed a gun “upward.”
Chyna is suing Kylie, Kim, Khloé Kardashian, and mom Kris for more than $100 million in future lost wages, claiming the Kardashians defamed her and plotted to kill her reality TV show, “Rob & Chyna,” after the 2016 incident.
Chyna has also claimed that she and Rob were not invited to a January 2017 meeting at Kris’ house where the family allegedly discussed canceling Season 2 of her show with producers and network executives.
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According to emails revealed in court on Monday, Kylie agreed to her own show that could replace “Rob & Chyna,” while Khloé expressed concern about her brother and what Rob and Chyna’s toxic relationship could do to their “brand.”
Another email between Jeff Olde, a former E! Network executive vice president of development and programming who also testified Monday, and his colleague stated that the “entire family” was opposed to a second season of “Rob & Chyna.”
However, the rest of Olde’s email stated that he hoped Rob and Chyna could get counseling at that time, which could become a storyline on their main show, “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.”
The former E! Network executive said the family was on board with that idea. Olde added it was the best option he could come up with at the time since he would not “green light” Rob and Chyna’s show because it was no longer the “light-hearted” program he was initially pitched.
“They [the Kardashians-Jenners] weren’t trying to kill the show … they were trying to save it?” Kardashian lawyer Michael Rhodes asked Olde.
Olde said, “That’s right.”
