Blac Chyna has asked the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services to look into the circumstances after her daughter Dream suffered two burns while at Rob Kardashian’s home, according to a statement from Chyna’s attorney, Lynne Ciani, shared with Page Six.
Ciani said Dream received a first degree burn on her leg at the end of February and that Chyna got medical care for her. Ciani said Rob acknowledged it happened at his home at that time. A second burn on March 21 was later described by medical providers as second degree, according to the statement.
Ciani alleged that Rob first denied the second burn happened at his home, then had his nanny text Chyna to say it came from a lightbulb. Chyna then contacted DCFS and law enforcement to request an investigation, and the nanny was removed from her position. Ciani said Chyna still wants Dream to have visits with her father, but wants to be sure she stays safe during them.
Rob’s attorney, Marty Singer, responded to Page Six and disputed Chyna’s version of events. Singer said Dream’s safety and well being has always been Rob’s top priority and that the nanny of two years is leaving her job due to a high risk pregnancy. He acknowledged that “unfortunately Dream has had two accidents in the last month while with this nanny.”
Singer said Rob fully cooperated with the DCFS and police inquiries and believes they will not find any safety issues in his home. He also claimed that Dream had arrived at Rob’s home with unexplained injuries after time with Chyna, and pointed to an Instagram video Chyna posted of Dream on a trampoline. Singer said third parties had reported Chyna to DCFS in the past. Chyna has not been reported to have responded to those claims.
The two were set to appear in court on March 24 for their custody case, but the hearing was postponed because of the COVID 19 outbreak. These are allegations from both sides, and no findings have been announced.
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