Kardashian vs Blac Chyna: What Did The Kardashians Do To Chyna?

Kardashian had twice held a gun to Chyna’s head, wrapped a phone-charging cord around his neck and beat him with a metal rod.

Kardashian had accused Chyna of violently attacked her then-fiancé and reality TV co-star Rob Kardashian on a night and morning in December 2016.

Chyna had sued Kardashian and sought as much as $108m in the five-year-old lawsuit.

However, on Monday, a Los Angeles jury gave a sweeping win to the Kardashian family, finding that none of the Kardashians had defamed Chyna, nor did they interfere with her contract by convincing the E! network to cancel her show Rob & Chyna.

The four Kardashian defendants Kim Kardashian, Kris Jenner, Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner attended nearly the entire trial, but when the verdict was read all were in New York at the Met Gala.

Chyna was in court for the verdict. She had no visible reaction.

After about 10 hours of deliberations, the jurors decided on the long jury form that the Kardashians often acted in bad faith, finding that they were not justified in telling the executives and producers of Rob & Chyna that Chyna physically abused their brother and son, Rob Kardashian.

But they found that it had no substantial effect on Chyna’s contract or the fate of the show, and she was awarded no damages.

The Kardashian’s attorney, Michael G Rhodes, said the family was “exuberant” and “very pleased” when he called them with the news.

Chyna’s attorney, Lynne Ciani, said that she would appeal the finding.

The jury was twice sent back to deliberate further when it was found that on some questions in the case against Kylie Jenner the vote had been eight to four when at least nine to three was required in the civil case, but they quickly returned with nine to three votes and the result remained unchanged.

Jurors were considering the defamation case against Kris Jenner, Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, after a judge threw out the part of the lawsuit against Kim Kardashian in the middle of deliberations.

All four of the women testified during the nine-day trial.