Blac Chyna Faces $116,732 Tax Lien While Raising Kids Without Child Support
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Blac Chyna has been hit with a hefty six-figure tax lien years after her ex Rob Kardashian stopped paying her $20,000 a month in child support.The California Franchise Tax Board filed a $116,732.37 lien against the reality star, whose real name is Angela White, for the 2024 taxable year.The lien comes years after Kardashian, 39, stopped making the monthly payments. He and Chyna, 38, share a 9-year-old daughter, Dream.Kardashian initially agreed to pay Chyna $20,000 a month in child support after the former couple reached a custody agreement in 2017.Blac Chyna, seen here in 2023, has been hit with a tax lien worth well over $100k. hairstylistof_la/instagramBlac Chyna, left, and Rob Kardashian attend an event at Onyx Nightclub in Atlanta on Sunday, March 27, 2016. WireImageHowever, in November 2018, he filed to have the payments lowered, claiming that he could no longer afford the amount and that their messy breakup had damaged his earning potential.In March 2019, the former couple reached a new agreement that eliminated child support payments altogether.Under the deal, neither parent would pay the other, and they would each cover Dream’s expenses during their respective parenting time while splitting certain costs, including medical care and school. Chyna later appeared to embrace the arrangement, calling raising her children without child support her “biggest flex” during a 2020 interview with SiriusXM’s Hip Hop Nation.“Just honestly taking care of my kids by myself as a single parent, but no child support,” she said at the time.But in March 2022, Chyna complained that she had been forced to give up three of her cars because she was a single mother receiving “no support.”Both Kardashian and another ex, rapper Tyga, pushed back against the claim.The former couple reached an agreement in 2019 that eliminated child support all together. robkardashian/InstagramIn 2020, the former reality star stated that receiving no child support from her exes was “my biggest flex.” Instagram/@blacchynaKardashian said he paid $37,000 annually for Dream’s school, covered her medical bills and extracurricular activities and kept her Tuesday through Saturday.Tyga, 36, said he paid $40,000 a year for their 14-year-old son King Cairo’s tuition and that the boy lived with him Monday through Saturday each week.Tyga’s child support obligations were also addressed in a 2023 custody settlement. The former couple agreed to joint legal and physical custody, granting Chyna time with King from Friday through Monday, with Tyga taking the remainder of the week.Under the arrangement, Tyga did not have to pay child support.Chyna and Kardashian sparked speculation about a possible romantic reunion last fall.In October 2025, Chyna shared photos of herself in an all-white outfit and tagged Kardashian with the caption, “This love is forever.” He added fuel to the rumors by liking the post.Days later, Chyna addressed their relationship during an appearance at the Los Angeles Women’s Expo, saying they were “healing,” communicating and “just going with the flow.”Blac Chyna speaks during the ComplexCon 2026 festival at the Los Angeles Convention Center Sunday, Oct. 4, 2026. Getty Images for ComplexTyga, pictured with King Cairo, stated that he paid $40,000 a year for his son’s schooling. Tyga/Instagram“We’re just taking our time. I’m excited. He’s my person,” she said, while adding that a reunion would depend on God’s will.By Dec. 24, Chyna had set the record straight, declaring that she was ending the year single.Chyna’s rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
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