During her appearance on 'RuPaul', the 31-year-old former stripper also reveals that she and the Kardashian sisters 'have a neutral situation,' adding, 'It's like, no beef.'

• Jun 28, 2019

AceShowbiz - Blac Chyna recently stopped by RuPaul's new talk show "RuPaul" and it's almost unsurprising that she discussed the father of her daughter Dream, Rob Kardashian. In the episode, the former stripper recalled how she met her ex-fiancee, crediting social media for it.

"How did you meet Rob Kardashian?" the host asked, to which the 31-year-old reality TV star answered, "Through social media. We met but we didn't really meet meet so like we had.. like, he hit me up on Instagram and I was like, 'This is, like, fishy.' "

Chyna went on saying, "I ain't trusted 'cause I thought I was like trying to get set up or something, I don't know. And then I was like, 'You know what, let just talk to him to see what he's about.' So then that's how we kind of, like, got hooked up." Surprisingly Chyna added, "Nice guy."

"The Real Blac Chyna" star was also asked about how were things between her and her baby daddies when it came to co-parenting. "Co-parenting is good with both of my baby fathers, we have a mutual agreement and everything runs smoothly," the former "Rob & Chyna" star revealed. "So it's like, no animosity in the air. We're all in a good place."

Of her relationship with the Kardashian sisters, Chyna said, "I mean, we have a neutral situation. It's like, no beef. I don't have any drama and I don't think vice versa."

This comes after Chyna blasted Rob and his family for their "hypocrisy" of not wanting Dream to appear on "The Real Blac Chyna". "As executive producer of my show, it is very unfortunate that Rob could not simply have an adult conversation with me, 'the mother of his child,' [about] Dream Kardashian appearing on my show," Chyna began in her statement.

"Had Rob directly contacted me to discuss, he would have learned that as the Excecutive Producer of my show 'The Real Blac Chyna,' I have the ability to control which scenes are included in the show," she added.

She went on writing, "I also would have pointed out to Rob the hypocrisy of his family's insistence that Dream appear on 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' in the family's desperate attempt to boost the dismal ratings for their stale and contrived show, without my approval, including an entire scene being Dream's birthday party, again without my consent."