Kim Kardashian’s Big Revelation in Blac Chyna Trial: ‘She’s Not a Family Member’
The drama goes on as the trial for Blac Chyna's defamation lawsuit against the Kardashian-Jenner clan continues, and Kim Kardashian recently took the witness stand to reveal a shocking thing about what went down behind the scenes of their popular reality TV series.
According to Daily Mail UK, the mom of four admitted in court that she "resented" having to shoot episodes of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" with Chyna after she allegedly abused Rob Kardashian with a metal rod.
At the time, the music video model was paid $370,000 by the E! Network to shoot four episodes of the show after the first season of "Rob and Chyna."
However, Kim was livid as the media giant never consulted with the billionaire family in the first place.
This led the SKIMS CEO to protest via email, saying nobody listens and respects them.
After the alleged fight in December 2016, Kim decided she and her sisters "get on the phone" with E! executives to talk about the matter.
The 41-year-old entrepreneur said she was upset that her brother was "emotional and upset."
Speaking to the jurors at the Los Angeles Superior Court, Kim said she was trying to support Rob because he was "so emotional."
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The KKW Beauty founder added that the incident was "such a blur," remembering that rob "looked red and puffy and exhausted and drained" after the alleged fight.
"It was our show and she's not a family member," she added.
On Tuesday's hearing, the model's legal representative, Lynne Ciani, questioned Kim about the intent of the message she sent to her family members and if they ever had a family meeting about the cancellation of Roba and Chyna's show.
The attorney also pointed out an email from Kim to the show's producers, where she mentioned that she'd take a break from filming and warned them that they'd lose the rest of the Kardashian-Jenner family if they continued shooting with Chyna.
"I'm just saying this is our show, we have the discretion of what we're going to film content wise," the entrepreneur said.
Khloe Kardashian also testified in court, saying she was worried that "something crazy" would happen if "Rob and Chyna" were renewed for another season.
The Good American co-founder confirmed her sister's comments about the metal rod, saying she saw "red indentations" on her brother's back.
