Blac Chyna escalates legal battle with multi-million dollar cross-complaint against Twin Hector
The former couple dated from August 2020 to March 2023
Blac Chyna has filed a 20 million dollar cross-complaint against her ex-boyfriend Twin Hector amid their ongoing legal battle.
As per a recent report by TMZ, Chyna filed the legal response last week after Hector sued her in 2024. He has multiple times during their relationship.
In her cross-complaint, Chyna alleged that she only struck Hector during one alleged incident and that she did so in self-defense after he attacked her.
Her attorneys argued that any contact he maintained was “a direct, necessary, and proportionate act of self-defense performed solely to prevent further injury to herself.”
Moreover, Rob Kardashi accused Hector of violating a non-disclosure agreement as refrenced her in his songs he released in recent years.
As per the filing, Hector mentions in one of his songs a woman who wears a size 39 shoe, which Chyna reveals is her shoe number.
She also alleged that Hector previously told her in a text message that the lyric could refer to anyone.
Now, she also alleged that Hector previously told her in a text message that the lyric could refer to anyone.
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