Blac Chyna’s mom goes on transphobic rant about Caitlyn Jenner
Blac Chyna’s mother, Tokyo Toni let loose on Caitlyn Jenner after Jenner’s appearance on The View.
The reality star, whose real name is Shalana Hunter, went on a foul-mouthed tirade after Jenner claimed to never have met Chyna or her and Rob Kardashian’s daughter Dream. Who, by the way, is now eight months old.
The rant was captured on video and released on WorldStarHipHop’s Twitter page. Tokyo was heard screaming, “This motherf**ing n****r, cause he’s a man dressed up and pretending to be a woman.”
She went on to say Jenner should hire a vocal coach and try to sound more feminine before adding, “All that money you got, get a vocal coach, then I’m gonna finish with your motherf***ing a*s.”
Next, oddly enough, the woman seems to defend Rob, even though he is currently in hot water for releasing revenge porn of her daughter.
“You gonna say he stupid, instead of saying something encouraging and you gonna lie and say you don’t know Blac Chyna… Call me b***h, I’ve got some words for you.”
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Throughout the rant, she repeatedly called Caitlyn Jenner “Brucey,” attacking her for her former identity.
It appears the outburst was in response to Jenner’s comments about the situation between Rob and Blac Chyna. He recently heard she was cheating on him and went on a revenge campaign in which he shared nude pictures of her genitals as well as accused her of taking drugs, sleeping with numerous men and shaming her for getting plastic surgery.
“Rob was stupid for doing that and he kind of apologized. I really have not had much of a relation- I’ve never met Blac Chyna.” Jenner stated.
“I’ve never met [Dream]. Rob, I haven’t really had a serious conversation with in years. So I’ve kind of been out of that scene so I really can’t comment on what’s going on there.”
Rob Kardashian has said he regrets his behavior and agreed to a restraining order that prevents him from talking about Blac Chyna publicly.
