Whew! It’s been no secret when it comes to the way Blac Chyna and her mother, Tokyo Toni feel about the Kardashians. But in a recent interview on the Night & Day Network Toni claimed that the reason she doesn’t like The Kardashian family is because Chyna’s daughter, Dream was allegedly burned twice by their nanny.
“This is why I don’t like the rest of them, Kim, Khloe, none of them h*es is because when Dream got burnt two times, the nanny did it.” Tokyo then questioned why TMZ didn’t pick up the story. “Why the nanny wasn’t on TMZ with her face shown in cook county, I don’t know where the f*ck its at I’m just being funny, Calabasas County Jail.”
Tokyo continued, and explained that Blac Chyna called CPS there when the incident took place. “Chyna got CPS over there and everything but these b*tches forget. Chyna done played fair with these h*es for a long time, because I’m going to tell you right if now my child over your house and got burnt the first time I don’t know about letting that slide. A second time in the same place, oh she ain’t coming back over there.”
As we previously reported Blac Chyna loss her $100 million defamation suit against the Kardashians back in May. A judge ordered the Lashed founder to pay whatever amount the Kardashians spent on the legal proceedings, seeing that the jury ended up ruling in their favor and agreed that the famous clan was not at fault for the cancelation of Chyna’s show, Rob & Chyna.
As for Tokyo Toni, she has been very vocal about how she feels about the family despite her daughter taking an L in the defamation trial she still said the Kardashians are a “violent” family and that they were trying to paint her and her daughter as ‘crazy people’
‘I mean they are the most violent people,’ Tokyo Toni said of the Kardashian-Jenner family while standing outside a Los Angeles courthouse. ‘You can turn it on and see.’
‘Any of them, all of them,’ she argued, noting how Kris Jenner’s adult daughters are often seen disrespecting her on their family show, Keeping Up With the Kardashians.