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Shalana Hunter, famously known as Tokyo Toni has come to her daughter’s defense amid domestic violence charges. Toni took to social media to admit that she was the one who beat up Chyna’s ex-boyfriend, Twin Hector, and not her daughter in a now viral video. On Friday, news surfaced that Hector had accused Blac of abusing him in a new lawsuit.
“Let me break something down to you, Hector,” Tokyo Toni said. “Don’t tell no motherfucking lies, bitch. I beat your motherfucking ass like the fuck I said I was. I said I was coming to L.A. and whoop your motherfucking ass for playing games with me and my motherfucking daughter.” Toni also told Hector, “I finished your motherfucking ass.”
In Hector’s lawsuit, he alleged that Chyna attacked him while he was asleep in their bed, causing injuries to his face and left eye—and that this wasn’t a singular occurrence. Hector claimed that she attacked him “often” throughout their three-year relationship, including attempting to strangle him and using household items as weapons against him. He also used Robert Kardashian, Chyna’s ex as an example, claiming Chyna was physically and verbally abusive towards her and Kardashian. Hector is currently suing Chyna for $10 million in damages.
The lawsuit was filed in California Superior Court on Sept. 24, 2024, and it details a series of troubling incidents that allegedly occurred during their three-year relationship, which began in August 2020 and ended in March 2023. According to Hector, Chyna exhibited violent tendencies towards his, especially when she’s under the influence. The lawsuit states that White did not show remorse for her actions and failed to seek help for
her violent tendencies. Despite her violent behavior, Hector notes that White would often forget her actions after sobering up and would apologize in an effort to maintain their relationship. As of now, Blac Chyna, now Angela White and her representatives have not publicly commented on the allegations made by Twin Hector. This silence comes in the wake of her recent two-year sobriety celebration, a milestone she marked with her children, King and Dream.
