The 'Rake It Up' model's butt looked smaller than usual when she stepped out with beau Mechie in Los Angeles earlier this week.
- Sep 1, 2017
AceShowbiz - Blac Chyna may have gotten a butt reduction surgery after all. The 29-year-old former stripper stepped out for a night out with her beau Mechie in Los Angeles earlier this week, and her backside looked way smaller than usual.
Chyna gave a glimpse of her tattooed and flat tummy in a black, tie-front top that night. Her hips and butt looked noticeably smaller in her tight jeans which featured a ripped knee. She sported her blonde hair parted down in the middle and wore a pair of large sunglasses.
Her beau Mechie, meanwhile, opted for a low-key look during the night out, wearing a white tee and a pair of black ripped jeans. He sported matching shoes and a cap, and accessorized with chain necklaces and bracelets. The rapper was seen walking behind the "Rob & Chyna" star.
It seemed like Chyna's ex Rob Kardashian was telling the truth about her getting the butt reduction surgery. During his infamous social media rant in July, the sock designer claimed Chyna got a $100K plastic surgery makeover after the birth of their daughter Dream, and it included a tummy tuck and a butt reduction. "And so u know she had her butt reduced but I know it looks wild," Kardashian said at the time.
Chyna reignited the butt reduction rumors when stepping out at a launch party for her figurine dolls in L.A. a couple of weeks ago. Wearing a revealing sheer outfit consisting of a low-cut blue strapped top paired with a sheer skirt over black undies, the former stripper was seen with smaller butt.
Chyna is currently awaiting her court hearing with Kardashian for the custody of their daughter Dream which is pushed back to September 18. The exes have delayed the hearing so they can try to work things out on their own.
"We are working toward a resolution and wanted a little bit more time to see if we can get there," Chyna's lawyer Lisa Bloom told Us Weekly, "If we can't, we are ready willing and able to go forward with the hearing on September 18."
