Blac Chyna has accused NBC of racism following an ongoing lawsuit against the network and the Kardashian family.
Blac Chyna in October 2017 filed a lawsuit against NBC and the Kardashian family, accusing them of sabotaging her ‘Rob & Chyna’ reality show thereby causing producers to cancel it.
The lawsuit came one month after Chyna’s ex-fiancé Rob Kardashian and his sister Kylie Jenner sued Chyna for battery after she allegedly tried to choke him with a phone charger cord.
In a statement obtained by Page Six, Blac Chyna’s attorney, Lynne Ciani, claims the network never informed Chyna or her team of any allegations made by the Kardashian family, claiming that things would have been handled different if she was white.
Lynne said: “No one at NBCUniversal ever informed Chyna that Kris Jenner had secretly accused her of severely beating Rob. Next, without Chyna’s knowledge, Kris Jenner and three of her daughters (Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, and Kylie Jenner) were able to convince E! executives that they needed to convene an emergency meeting to discuss the cancellation of Season 2 of ‘Rob & Chyna’ based on the false accusation that Chyna had severely beaten Rob,
“NBCUniversal executives never invited Chyna, the allegedly violent cast member (and also an Executive Producer of ‘Rob & Chyna’), to the emergency meeting.”
Lynne also claims that NBC executives “never viewed the existing unaired Season 2 footage that conclusively proves that Kris Jenner lied when she claimed that Chyna had ‘beat the crap out of Rob’s face.’”
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Lynne went on to claim that the three white “executive-level decision-makers at the E! Network and NBCUniversal … completely denied any due process to their black reality TV star regarding the fate of Season 2 of ‘Rob & Chyna.’” She also urges the company to diversify its executives to “reflect the diversity of its talent.”