Rob Kardashian’s ex Blac Chyna claims she ‘gave up 3 cars’ because TV star & other baby daddy Tyga give ‘NO support’
ROB Kardashian’s ex Blac Chyna has opened up about her financial troubles after claiming the reality star and her other baby daddy Tyga give “no support.”
The model shares six-year-old daughter Dream with Rob and nine-year-old son King Cairo with Tyga.
Chyna said that she had to let go of three vehicles and claimed in a Twitter post on Wednesday that it’s because she’s a single parent.
The 33-year-old reality star tweeted: “Yesterday I had to give up 3 of my cars …my reasons… morals, beliefs, being a single mother, no support I’m a MAMA.”
She repeated her statement in a second tweet, writing: “Single no support child support.”
The Real Black Chyna star then tweeted a third message explaining how she’s dealing with her money struggles, which read: “Practicing gratitude.”
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Tyga, 32, fought back against the socialite and revealed that he skips out on payments because he has primary custody of their son.
“I pay 40k a year for my son school & he lives w me mon- sat. Why would I pay child support lol,” the Rack City rapper wrote.
Rob had a similar response to Chyna’s allegations, firing back: “I pay 37k a year for my daughter’s school. I handle every single medical expense. I pay for all her extracurricular activities. I have my daughter from Tuesday-Saturday. Why would i pay child support lol.”
According to a judge ruling, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum is not legally obligated to pay child support for his only daughter.
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In March 2020, sources close to Rob and Chyna told TMZ the former couple agreed on a final custody agreement for their daughter, which included the dissolution of his obligation to pay child support.
Instead, each parent will individually pay for their child’s needs when they are with them, and school and medical costs will be split in half.
They have 50/50 custody, but Rob will reportedly have Dream for more time, the outlet reported.
CO-PARENTING BATTLE
This is hardly the first time Chyna has bashed her baby daddies for not paying child support.
During an appearance on The Wendy Williams Show last year, the host asked if Rob sends her any money for their daughter.
“No, not all,” the mother-of-two replied. “Yeah, I don’t get any child support from neither one of my children’s fathers.”
She continued: “I feel like if they’re doing their part on their end, and I’m doing mine, that’s perfectly fine and the best co-parenting.
“I work every day, and I bust my tail to make sure my kids are good, stable, a roof over their heads, activities of course and just everything.”
The year prior, Chyna also alleged neither Rob nor Tyga contributed child support money during an appearance on SiriusXM’s Hip Hop Nation.
The reality TV star said supporting her two children was what she was most proud of doing.
She said: “My biggest flex? I mean, just honestly taking care of my kids by myself as a single parent, but no child support.
“So that’s my biggest flex. I don’t get no child support. That’s my biggest flex.”
‘GOLD DIGGER’
After Chyna called out Tyga in 2017 over his lack of child support, an insider revealed to HollywoodLife: “Tyga is frustrated and upset that, because of Chyna’s big mouth, people think he is a deadbeat dad.
“Tyga doesn’t pay child support because Blac never asked him to and never took him to court over it.”
Chyna blasted her children’s fathers last year during an interview with David Yontef on his Behind the Velvet Rope podcast.
The TV star was asked to shut down some rumors or preconceived notions people have about her, to which she addressed those calling her a “gold digger.”
She also insisted that she’s a “businesswoman” who’s worked hard for her earnings.
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She told the host: “Honestly, everything I have, I worked super hard for.
“Like, neither one of my children’s fathers [pay] child support. I get out and I grind every day.”
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