Blac Chyna Trial: Kris Jenner Traumatized After Model Did THIS to Rob Kardashian
Blac Chyna's trial for her lawsuit against the Kardashian-Jenner family continues, and an emotional Kris Jenner took the stand to testify for Rob Kardashian, saying she was traumatized; what happened?
According to Page Six, the model's lawyer, Lynne Ciani, questioned the Kardashian matriarch, asking why she didn't call Chyna after speaking with her boyfriend about their fight on December 14, 2016.
The momager defended herself by saying she was still shaken over Kim being robbed in Paris, France, weeks before.
Kris also revealed a shocking thing about Rob and Chyna's fight, saying the music video model "tried to put a gun" to her son's head.
"My daughter, 60 days prior, was put in a tub, robbed at gunpoint ... I was traumatized by this. My daughter was almost killed," she added.
She added that Chyna claimed her pointing the gun at her then-boyfriend "was a joke," but Kris insists it's not.
The reality star explained she's a mother, and her responsibility is to take care of everyone, so she wouldn't put Chyna on the show, give her a how so they could just take it away from her.
"This is now blowing up, and I was so hopeful that this was going to be OK. So to answer your question, that's why I didn't call Chyna," she concluded.
Another revelation that unfolded during Friday's hearing was Jenner claiming that the then-couple was under the influence during their altercation, saying it's an "ongoing theme" between the two.
The matriarch was later questioned about a message she previously sent to the "Rob & Chyna" showrunner after the alleged incident.
The text reads, "She beat the s*** out of Rob's face."
Kris defended the message, explaining that she was still upset about the altercation at the time when she sent the text and claimed that the phrase "beat the s***" is a figure of speech.
In addition to the message above, she also sent a subsequent text that reads, "We need to ditch this b****."
The TV star revealed she was "very angry" and "very upset" at the time, and it was not her "proudest moment."
The recent revelation comes a day after Chyna took the witness stand in the Los Angeles, California, courtroom.
The Kardashians' lawyer, Michael G. Rhodes, questioned the model about her knowledge of the famous sisters doing anything to harm her career.
Chyna said she's not aware of anything they did verbally or in writing to tarnish her reputation.
