Blac Chyna is finally addressing the domestic violence allegations made by her ex, Twin Hector, and she’s not holding back. Appearing on Piers Morgan Uncensored this week, Chyna—now going by her birth name, Angela White—called the claims completely false and accused Hector of clout chasing. Even more surprising, she denied that a lawsuit was ever even filed, despite TMZ’s report last September.
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“I’m actually glad you brought that up because I’ve never responded to it,” Chyna said. “It’s all false. There was never anything filed. It’s just clout chasing at its highest.”
Hector alleged in legal documents that Chyna was physically abusive throughout their nearly three-year relationship, claiming she attacked him in his sleep in September 2021, leaving him with severe facial injuries. The lawsuit also referenced past claims from Rob Kardashian, who accused Chyna of violent behavior during their relationship.
Despite TMZ’s reporting on Hector’s lawsuit, Chyna insists there’s no case against her. “It’s all fake for clout,” she stated. “Somebody else’s success can make people do the most.”
When pressed on why Hector would make such allegations, Chyna simply responded, “I have no idea. He’s attacked me, he’s attacked my mom. He’s done a lot to me.”
Hector’s alleged lawsuit sought over $10 million in damages and accused Chyna of being physically and verbally abusive, particularly when she was drinking or using drugs. He claimed she frequently tried to strangle him and used household objects as weapons.
Still, Chyna says she won’t be shaken by the allegations. “I’ve had so many accusations come out about me before, so this one is nothing new,” she said. “For years, I didn’t respond, and people created their own narratives about me. But that’s never been my personality to address everything.”
She also reflected on her relationship with Hector, saying, “It sucks because you never think someone is going to do this to you until you leave.”
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