Blac Chyna Shares Her Thoughts About Tyga Moving On To Kylie

The 34-year-old reality show star, in an interview, revealed how she felt when Tyga left her for a teenage Kylie Jenner at the time. She insisted that she never felt bothered about it or bitter in any way.

"No, it didn't bother me. But that's always been my personality... I just see stuff for what it is. You can't make somebody want to be with you."

The Real Blac Chyna star also told the outlet that she's driven and would not want to allow someone else's decision to ruin how she succeeds for her son.

In her exact words to the interviewer, she said, "Then on top of that, I've always been a really driven person. I just looked at it like, 'Okay, now it's time for you to really get out there and succeed for you and your son. Do not worry about anything that comes in a way.' To keep focused that way."

Appearing on The Jason Lee Show earlier this month, Blac Chyna revealed how she dealt with her breakup with Tyga when she found out he moved on with Kylie. She said to Lee, "Forgive and forget." Then, she added, "You've got to forgive people and move on; otherwise, you're just going to harbor all this hate, and then you'll start changing."

Recalling her breakup with Tyga, she said, "When I got put out and whatnot," in passing before Lee interrupted her to clarify. Chyna added, "Oh, out of his house. Like, packed my stuff, put it in my truck, or his truck at the time."

In 2016, after Tyga moved on with Kylie Jenner, Chyna began dating Kylie's elder half-brother, Rob Kardashian — in what many perceived as a major payback move.

Speaking to Lee on his show, Chyna said when Rob texted her, she felt it was a "set up" planned by Tyga and the Kardashian family.

But, eventually, it wasn't, and she admitted that the Kardashians' never made her feel uncomfortable, even with her history with Tyga.

Though her relationship with Rob lasted a year, the pair enjoyed every moment. Their "love nest" ended after the birth of their shared daughter, Dream.

In March 2022, there seemed to be growing tensions between Chyna and the two fathers of her babies. The issue at the time arose after the mother of two called out Rob and Tyga, saying she wasn't receiving child support.

Blac Chyna, who wants to go by her real name Angela Renée White, stated in a tweet that she "had to give up" three of her five cars to provide for Tyga's son King and Rob's daughter Dream.

The two fathers wouldn't let her accusations fly by. Rob Kardashian responded to Chyna's (now Angela) claim by saying he pays $37,000 for Dream's school fees and other bills. Meanwhile, Tyga commented, "I pay $40K a year for my son's school and he lives with me Monday-Saturday. Why would I pay child support lol."

But it's been over a year, and Angela has made peace with the entire situation, telling Daily Mail that she has a positive co-parenting relationship with her baby daddies.

In her statement, she mentions that there isn't any bad blood between them. "With Robert and Michael, it's never been like no bad blood or anything negative. It was just two different people in two different paths. And one day, those paths collided, and that's how we got the babies."

For 2023, Angela just wants to keep a positive vibe with Tyga and Rob for her growing babies. "But moving forward in 2023, it's all positive vibes with co-parenting. Everything's calm, there'll be no more situations."

When asked about the assumption of fans that she spends less time with her kids because she doesn't post them on her socials, the Hearts Pure founder dismissed such claims. She began by saying, "I I don't post them a lot," then continued with, "I do see comments saying, 'Oh, she don't never have the kids' and I'm like, 'Yeah, right'. Yes I do, I just don't post them."

The extensions line founder continued her statement by saying, "Another thing that I wanted to bring up is that I don't post my kids because I want to keep their privacy as their privacy."

The issue of other family members, like the Kardashians, posting her child's pictures online was brought up, and Angela seemed cool about it.

She said, "I'm not really bothered when other people post them. I feel like as long as Dream and King are loved and it comes from a great place, then I'm all for it. As long as they are happy, that's all I really care about."

After a while, Angela revealed she might start posting them more often because she's beginning to feel more comfortable with the internet — probably due to the support she received for her makeunder decision.

While speaking about her babies and relationship life, Angela talks about the changes in her life. Some days ago, she revealed she was baptized on her 34th birthday last year, and she has reportedly put an end to her provocative online content-creating career on the OnlyFans platform.