Blac Chyna has been accused of domestic violence, civil assault and battery in a $10 million lawsuit recently filed by her ex-boyfriend Twin Hector.
Hector, 27, whose full name is Taiyon Hector, said in legal papers filed Monday in California Superior Court that the 36-year-old reality star beat him in his sleep and verbally abused him frequently in the three years he spent. They came out since August. from 2020 to March 2023.
Hector said in legal documents reviewed by People that Chyna, whose real name is Angela Renée White, threatened to murder him several times and was particularly volatile after consuming alcohol.
Hector told the court that the Washington, D.C. native, who is the mother of King, 11, with Tyga, 34, and her seven-year-old daughter, Dream, with Rob Kardashian, 37, hit him in an “attack cruel” in September. 2021 while I was sleeping.
Hector and Chyna initially crossed paths in August 2020, he told the court, and he quickly moved in with her in Woodland Hills, California.
Blac Chyna, 36, has been accused of domestic violence in a newly filed lawsuit by her ex-boyfriend Twin Hector, 27, who says she beat him in his sleep and frequently verbally abused him during the three years they dated. Photographed in Los Angeles on September 14.
Chyna “drank alcohol regularly and used other drugs excessively,” Hector said in legal documents, leading her to behave in a “physically violent and verbally threatening and abusive manner,” adding that the outbursts would come “for no apparent reason.” .’
Hector told the court that he “always did everything he could to avoid the hits” when Chyna hit him and that he tried to restrain her.
When she sobered up, Chyna did not remember the incidents or say she was sorry, without a measure of “sincere remorse,” Hector said in legal documents.
Héctor said he suggested she “seek medical and/or psychological treatment for her propensity for violence,” but she refused and demanded that he comply “with all her instructions or demands.”
Hector told the court that he “always did everything he could to avoid the hits” when Chyna hit him and that he tried to restrain her.
When she sobered up, Chyna did not remember the incidents or say she was sorry, without a measure of “sincere remorse,” Hector said in legal documents.
Hector told the court that in the incident where she hit him while he was sleeping, she launched a series of “multiple punches, elbows and knee kicks to his body and face.”
Hector said in legal documents that “without warning,” he found himself bleeding profusely and “virtually blinded by blows to the eyes.”
Hector, whose full name is Taiyon Hector, accused the reality star of committing acts of domestic violence, civil assault and battery during their relationship.
Chyna “drank alcohol regularly and used other drugs excessively,” Hector said, leading her to behave in a manner that was “physically violent and verbally threatening and abusive.”
Hector said in legal documents that when Chyna realized how badly she had physically hurt him, she called his doctor to make a house call and provide him with first aid.
He said the doctor recommended he see several specialists, including a plastic surgeon, a neurologist, an ophthalmic surgeon and a psychiatrist, to treat his injuries.
Chyna “has had violence and anger issues as a result of her alcohol abuse for many years, and the primary victims of such violence and abuse are the partners with whom she is in intimate relationships,” Hector told the court.
Hector said in legal documents that he has dealt with post-traumatic stress disorder, headaches and insomnia as a result of the abuse he says Chyna inflicted on him. He told the court that the physical injuries he suffered while dating included a broken nose, nerve damage, whiplash, facial cuts and a scar.
She said in legal papers that she hopes the lawsuit persuades Chyna to “seek help” and shows that her celebrity status does not place her “above the law, especially when it comes to domestic violence.”
Hector told the court that he “sincerely hopes that (Chyna’s) harmful acts or omissions as alleged in this complaint never happen to anyone again.”
The attorney representing Hector, Kirk Edward Schenck, said TMZ that “it is a shocking experience for any man: to be attacked by an aggressor in a context of domestic violence and to know that he cannot defend himself or even defend himself for fear of being wrongly (falsely) labeled as the de facto aggressor.”
‘Every day in America men suffer what are often brutal injuries, but many lack the courage to come forward and protect their legal rights. Our client is willing to stand up and seek protection under the California Domestic Violence Protection Act, which applies to all genders. She hopes that other victims of violent domestic crimes who are not women feel free to do the same.”
Chyna’s outbursts occurred “for no apparent reason,” her ex said in court papers. Photographed in Los Angeles in June.
Chyna has faced accusations of domestic abuse from her former fiancé Rob Kardashian in the past. Photographed in 2016 in Las Vegas.
Chyna confirmed her romance with her current boyfriend, Grammy-winning songwriter and artist Derrick Milano, via Instagram a year ago.
Chyna has faced accusations of domestic abuse from her former fiancé Rob Kardashian in the past.
The younger brother of Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian testified in a court hearing in April 2022 that during their relationship in 2016, she hit him with a metal bar, tried to strangle him with an iPhone cord, and pointed an unloaded gun at him. your address.
Kardashian said Chyna had “tried to kill him” in the midst of their “toxic relationship.”
Chyna confirmed her romance with her current boyfriend, Grammy-winning songwriter and artist Derrick Milano, via Instagram a year ago.
“They always say don’t look for love, let love find you,” Chyna told People last fall. ‘In… this case love found us. I know it may sound cliché, but hey, sometimes it is like that.’
Earlier this month, Chyna took to Instagram with several posts declaring that she had been sober for two years.
“Thank you to everyone who joined me in this special moment,” Chyna said on September 14. “Your support means a lot to me. God has truly blessed me with grace and I will cherish this journey forever.”
People experiencing domestic violence are asked to contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or visit thehotline.org. Calls are free and confidential; and the line is open 24/7 in more than 170 languages.
