They want that money, honey.
Kardashian-Jenners’ attorney, Michael G. Rhodes, filed last week to claim the money Blac Chyna owed them after the defamation lawsuit she lost – and that’s a penny.
Kim Kardashian, Chloe Kardashian, Chris Jenner and Kylie Jenner are seeking more than $ 391,000 in costs related to the trial, which brought the group to court in two weeks, according to documents received from Six.
The most difficult items are the total cost of “models, enlargements and photocopies of exhibits”, which amount to more than $ 184,000, according to documents. Other fees include deposit costs of more than $ 63,000, as well as court reporters’ fees of just under $ 20,000.
Chyna’s lawyer did not immediately return Page Six’s request for comment.
Part of the judge’s decision, when ruling in favor of the reality TV family, was that Chyna would have to cover the cost of their legal fees. Chyna’s lawyer immediately told Six that he planned to appeal the decision that prompted the model’s mother, Tokyo Tony, to launch GoFundMe in hopes of raising $ 400,000. So far, he has raised only $ 1355.
According to legal documents obtained from Page Six, Chyna owes nearly $ 400,000.Khrome / SplashNews.com
Although the trial is over, the drama continues as former China fiancé Rob Kardashian claims she is trying to withdraw from their porn revenge agreement stemming from the fact that he posted nude photos of her on social media in July 2017.
Sources told Six that the 34-year-old China was ready to drop her revenge claims against 35-year-old Rob if he helped her get out of an unrelated case filed by Pilot Jones, one of her ex-boyfriends. In an affidavit, Rob’s lawyer, Melissa Lerner, said the porn revenge case should not continue, as both sides have already agreed to settle.
Chyna is still involved in a lawsuit against Rob Kardashian for his revenge porn.
In a statement to Six, Chyna’s lawyer, Lin Chiani, responded to Rob and his legal team, saying: “Under California law, discussions on an agreement are confidential. Rob Kardashian has broken the law in California by revealing alleged details from ongoing discussions on an agreement.
“Under California law, China is allowed to reveal that discussions on an agreement on her revenge porn case against her ex-boyfriend continue. When and if a confidential agreement is reached in this case, China will notify the court first, and then the media.
TMZ was the first to announce the news of the cost memorandum.
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