Blac Chyna Lands Own Reality Show: ‘You Think You Know Me, But You Don’t’

Blac Chyna just keeps climbing up. The 32-year-old reality star and ex to Rob Kardashian might have an alum status for “Rob & Chyna,” but the mom of two is now gearing up for her very own gig. Chyna, who recently went public with 23-year-old boyfriend Lil Twin and wound up in a social media storm for it, is now fronting media outlets for “The Real Blac Chyna,” a show set to air in January 2021.

On December 10, WE TV announced that black-owned streaming network Zeus will be proudly airing Chyna’s series – the network is also hosting “Doses of Draya” docu-series, featuring 35-year-old reality face Draya Michele.

A trailer for the series has given Chyna the chance to speak for herself. It looks like the Fashion Nova partner is telling fans they think they know her, but they don’t.

 “You might call me Blac Chyna, but my real name is Angela Renée White,” she says in the teaser. “You know Chyna from the gossip rags, blogs, social media, but you don’t know the girl that has fought her way to be one of the hottest influencers of pop culture today. This is my life unscripted, unfiltered, unedited. You think you know me, but you don’t.” 

Chyna, now known as much for her multi-faceted business ventures as her explosive personality and past with E! star Rob Kardashian, continues to run her Lashed cosmetics line and Fashion Nova promos on IG, alongside this year releasing her very own candle range. The official new series description has also offered a statement.

“The show reveals the behind-the-scenes dynamics of Chyna’s life and relationships never before showcased on screen, including—her ongoing efforts to change the direction of her sometimes controversial and always complex life; including relationship statuses with her mom Tokyo Toni her exes, various lawsuits, business ventures, and more.”

2020 has also seen Chyna release her own music, alongside making a high-profile and sprinkles-only-clad appearance in Tekashi 6ix9ine’s “TUTU” video as part of his September-released “TattleTales” album.