In another tale of the never-ending drama between Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna, court documents claim the 30-year-old vixen cost the reclusive Kardashian $100,000.
According to The Blast, Kardashian had to hire a security guard against his child's mother along with paying for property damage repairs.
“Plaintiff also incurred substantial costs in changing locks and hiring security to deter additional violent attacks on his person and property,” the document read.
Kardashian initially sued Chyna (born Angela White) over a December 2016 incident which included damage to his walls, television, door, cellphone and a gingerbread house. The father claims that Chyna was under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
“Invoices issued to Plaintiff prove that the cost of repairing and replacing some (but not all) of the property damage White caused exceeded $15,800 (including $12,695.47 to replace drywall, patch holes and repaint walls and $3,119.01 to replace the television White destroyed)," the document continued.
Chyna argued in counter-claims that the Keeping Up with the Kardashian star consented to the damage done to his shirt during the dispute and offered to repay him for the damaged television.
“Chyna will present evidence that the damaged gingerbread house was a gift to her from Kris Jenner and that Rob consented to the damage done to his t-shirt … Regarding the television set, Chyna has informed them … that she will reimburse Rob for the cost to replace the television," the claim stated.
The former couple was recently in the news after Chyna had an altercation with Kardashian's new love interest, Alexis Skyy. Us Magazine reported the Instagram model allegedly threw a drink at Skyy while at a private party on Saturday.
Will the messiness ever end?
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