Blac Chyna, formerly known as Angela White, finds herself in financial turmoil and has resorted to selling her possessions to make ends meet. Once a top earner in the industry, the television personality is now facing potential bankruptcy, as reported by Page Six.
Court documents obtained by the outlet have unveiled that Blac Chyna, aged 35, has been compelled to sell her “clothing, purses, and shoes” through the online consignment store The Real Real and among acquaintances.
She explained, “This profit has somewhat supplemented my plummeting business sales,” asserting that she has generated over $178,000 this year from these resales. However, she acknowledged, “It is only a temporary solution as I will eventually run out of items that I can sell.”
Despite her claimed earnings of over $178,000 through this thrifty approach, she emphasized that it is only a temporary fix as her inventory of sellable items diminishes.
White, who was once a top earner on OnlyFans before her conversion to Christianity last year, is now requesting her rapper ex-boyfriend to cover her $125,000 legal and accounting fees.
The estranged couple, who dated from 2011 to 2014, is currently engaged in a custody battle over their 10-year-old son, King.
White alleges that Tyga, her ex-boyfriend, has been uncooperative in communicating with her directly or providing essential information about King, including health records, his residence, and school details.
However, sources have informed TMZ that the “Rob & Chyna” alum knows Tyga’s address and has a means of direct communication with their child. The source further revealed that the musician, who dated White from 2011 to 2014, has been financially contributing to King’s private school tuition, medical expenses, and everyday living costs.
In addition to financial support from Tyga, White is also pursuing court orders to establish a consistent and regular visitation schedule with King, preventing any potential obstructions by his father.
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