Blac Chyna Claps Back at French Montana Dating Rumors With This Family Photo
We finally get a family photo!
On Tuesday night, Blac Chyna seemingly responded to French Montana dating rumors with a Snapchat photo of herself alongside fiancé Rob Kardashian and infant daughter Dream. The reality star sparked romance rumors after uploading a photo with Khloé Kardashian‘s ex early Tuesday.
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In the photo, we see Rob flashing a million dollar smile, and little Dream seems to be rocking a tiny smirk! The only member missing to complete the photo is Chyna’s son King Cairo, whom she shares with Kylie Jenner‘s boyfriend Tyga.
It’s nice — and refreshing! — to see the couple in good spirits, although the Kardashian family may not share the same enthusiasm. In Touch recently revealed the family’s plan to expose the former stripper, as they believe she’s been emotionally abusive to the reality star.
“They believe his fiancée, Chyna, has been psychologically abusive to Rob,” a source revealed. “At first they thought she was a positive influence, but they now believe she is killing him.”
“After Rob’s emergency trip to the hospital, his family hatched a plan to get rid of Chyna once and for all,” the source continued.
The insider also added the family’s heard “so many bad things” about the model, including claims she cheated on Rob. Mama Kris Jenner is so furious with Chyna’s behavior, she’s even hired a private investigator to get to the bottom of things.
Claims of infidelity on Chyna’s behalf wouldn’t seem to far-fetched. Just before Christmas, the 28-year-old’s Instagram was hacked, exposing a number of messages that revealed her intent to use Rob for his name and money.
Further, a number of flirtatious direct messages were exchanged between Chyna and rapper Young Thug, as well as Kylie’s ex Jaden Smith.
Scroll through the slideshow to see more photos of Rob and Chyna’s daughter Dream!
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