After the famous clan came out victorious in a $100 million defamation lawsuit by Rob's former fiancee, Tokyo Toni creates a fundraising page to help her daughter financially.
- May 4, 2022
AceShowbiz - Blac Chyna's mother has taken matters into her own hands after her daughter lost the trial against the Kardashians. After the famous clan came out victorious in the $100 million defamation lawsuit, Tokyo Toni has launched a GoFundMe page to support her daughter's appeal bid.
In the fundraising campaign labeled "Cheering for Blac Chyna's Appeal," Tokyo a.k.a. Shalana Hunter wrote, "Hi I am Shalana Hunter BKA Tokyo Toni. I would like to appeal to the public this Go Fund Me Fundraiser to help my daughter, Angela R. White BKA Blac Chyna financially in this endeavor to get justice." She then declared, " 'APPEAL FOR A NEW TRIAL' COMING SOON."
The campaign tries to raise $400,000 to support Blac's appeal bid. It has only raised $215 so far.
Tokyo has also taken to Instagram to voice her support for her daughter after she lost the defamation lawsuit. "It's a FIGHT ITS OKAY!!! A fight is a fight!!" she reportedly wrote on Monday, May 2. "Chyna is a Boss like her momma ' Lol ' ROUND 1!!!"
"Chuckles ---- NO BUCKLE/We riding [strong arm emoji] MILE EVERYONE ' it's going to be okay'!!!" she added. "Life gots on ' Appeal coming ' Chyna again for the [gold medal] win! She duck walked them still!!! Powerful moves and A QUEEN doing it!!"
Earlier on Monday, after 10 hours of deliberation, the jury found none of the members of the Kardashian-Jenner family defamed Blac, nor did any interfere with her E! network contract by convincing the network to cancel season 2 of "Rob & Chyna". However, the jury found that Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner acted to protect their own economic interest.
Following the verdict, Blac's attorney Lynne Ciani said there will be an appeal. Speaking to Page Six outside the court, the lawyer said, "Two things. Number one, the jury found that Chyna had not physically abused Rob Kardashian. Number two, the jury found that all four defendants intentionally interfered with [Blac's] contracts with the E! network. We will appeal the remainder of the verdict."
