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Kim Kardashian has been found not guilty of defaming Blac Chyna, it has been claimed.The reality star launched legal action against the Kardashians over the decision to axe her E! series with ex-boyfriend Rob Kardashian, titled Rob and Chyna – which aired for one season in 2016.According to court documents, the 33-year-old – real name Angela Renee White – is asking for $108million (£83m) in damages, $44million (£33m) for ‘past economic damage’ and $64million (£49m) for ‘future economic damage’.The trial began on April 20 in LA, with Kim, Kylie Jenner and mom Kris among those taking the stand.However, according to reports, the Skims businesswoman has been removed from the lawsuit after a request from their lawyer.Legal documents obtained by People Magazine state: ‘Because [Blac Chyna] has neither identified an allegedly defamatory statement by Kim Kardashian, nor specified an instance where she ratified an allegedly defamatory statement by another party, the claim against her must be dismissed.‘[Blac Chyna’s] vague assertion on the record during [her] argument that Kim Kardashian “ratified those statements and encouraged her sisters to make them” – without specifying how Kim Kardashian ratified them and to whom – is woefully insufficient to maintain a claim.‘Additionally, statements by other defendants cannot form the basis of a defamation claim against Kim Kardashian because neither her mother nor her sisters ever acted as her agent.’While Chyna’s team insisted that their client has “the right to a jury trial” against Kim over defamation claims, the publication states that the judge granted the request.‘There is no evidence that defendant Kim Kardashian took a “responsible part” in the publication of the alleged

Blac Chyna's lawsuit against Rob Kardashian and the rest of his family is fully underway now with each side making a slew of allegations. ET is taking a closer look at why Blac Chyna mounted a $100 million lawsuit against the Kardashian family and what has transpired in court so far.The jury is still in deliberations but, in the meantime, the judge handed Kim a huge victory in court when he granted her lawyer's motion to drop the defamation claim against her. The Kardashian-Jenner attorney, Michael Rhodes, issued a document purportedly showing the judge's decision, which read, in part, «There is no evidence that defendant Kim Kardashian took a 'responsible part' in the publication of the alleged statements by the other defendants.»Chyna's lawyer had argued that «to support a claim for defamation, [Blac Chyna] need only establish that the individual defendants took a 'responsible part' in the publication of the defamatory matter.» But the judge ruled otherwise.The jury's still deliberating on other claims, including that the family schemed to have canceled.Attorney Michael Rhodes asked the jury to start with the big fight between Rob and Chyna and to put themselves inside the house during that time.Rhodes asked the jury to think about how Rob looked on the stand and noted the «pain and anguish» on his face.

Blac Chyna's lawsuit against Rob Kardashian and the rest of his family is fully underway now with each side making a slew of allegations. ET is taking a closer look at why Blac Chyna mounted a $100 million lawsuit against the Kardashian family and what has transpired in court so far.Attorney Michael Rhodes asked the jury to start with the big fight between Rob and Chyna and to put themselves inside the house during that time.Michael asked the jury to think about how Rob looked on the stand and noted the «pain and anguish» on his face. He said Rob looked like someone who had been «really badly hurt here» and said that yes, they are famous people, but they are real people.Michael noted that Chyna's attorney said «her show» when talking about Chyna but it was never her show.

Kim Kardashian's boyfriend Pete Davidson was in attendance at the trial for closing arguments Thursday. The "Saturday Night Live" star sat in the back of the courtroom during closings and greeted Kim with a hug and a kiss in the hallway outside before they and the rest of the family were ushered by deputies into a private waiting area they’ve used throughout the trial. Rob Kardashian's ex Blac Chyna is suing Kim and Khloe Kardashian and Kris and Kylie Jenner for defamation and interference with contract, alleging they sought to get the couple's "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" spinoff "Rob & Chyna," canceled before its second season.

Kim Kardashian is getting some special support amid her time in court. As closing arguments began in Blac Chyna's lawsuit against the Kardashian family on Thursday, Pete Davidson was in the gallery at the courthouse to show his support.After Chyna's attorney, Lynne Ciani, made her closing arguments — which lasted over an hour — the Kardashian-Jenner family's attorney, Michael Rhodes, responded in kind.

Blac Chyna's lawsuit against Rob Kardashian and the rest of his family is fully underway now with each side making a slew of allegations. ET is taking a closer look at why Blac Chyna mounted a $100 million lawsuit against the Kardashian family and what has transpired in court so far.ETonline will continue to update this story as more information comes in regarding the trial.On Thursday, April 28, Francis Berwick, a vice president at NBCUniversal, spoke about why only had one season, and was adamant that she did not have any conversations with the Kardashian-Jenner family about the cancellation.Ultimately Francis said that Rob and Chyna's relationship was in a sad place after the first season and it wasn't the sort of story E! wanted to tell. She further noted that E! looks for frothy, escapist shows that are on the lighter side.

Rob Kardashian finally took the stand on Wednesday to testify in the lawsuit filed against him and his family by his ex, Blac Chyna.Rob was questioned by Chyna's lawyer, Lynne Ciani, about his relationship with Chyna, and about alleged threats that Chyna made against Rob's sister, Kylie Jenner, before they ever began dating.Rob testified that Chyna allegedly threatened Kylie on social media privately, claiming, «She threatened to kill her [Kylie]. Like I said, I don’t know the details.

Corey Gamble testified that he witnessed an alleged physical altercation between Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian.On Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court, Gamble was called to the stand by the Kardashian-Jenner family's lawyer, Michael Rhodes, and testified that on the morning of Dec. 15, he and girlfriend Kris Jenner were awakened by a call in the early morning hours. Corey testified that the call took place before daybreak and that he could vaguely hear Rob because Chyna was allegedly yelling in the background. «I could just hear Chyna screaming 'F**k you.

Kim Kardashian and Khloe Kardashian have testified in court, in the controversial trial between Blac Chyna and the Kardashian family, following Kylie Jenner’s testimony, exposing a series of alleged threats and abuse, and detailing the moment she allegedly slashed Tyga’s arm with a knife.Now the two Kardashian sisters are revealing that they avoided filming ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ with Black Chyna in 2016, after it was reported that she attacked their brother Rob, describing their relationship as “volatile.”“I will not go into a toxic work environment. On my own show, I have the power to do that,” Kim told the court.

Ryan Seacrest's video testimony was played in court Tuesday at Blac Chyna's civil trial, and the former executive producer for  said he was rarely involved, if at all, with even though he served as one of its executive producers.Seacrest — who recorded the deposition testimony on May 31, 2019 in Beverly Hills — explained he was passively attached to any  spin-off shows, including .Seacrest, who wore a navy button down shirt in the video, said he had no duties as executive producer of. He also said he didn't know what his contractual obligations were for any of the Kardashian spin-offs.The TV and radio host recalled helping Rob Kardashian and Chyna promote the series on his radio show.

Kim Kardashian was adamant about not wanting Blac Chyna to appear on .The 41-year-old SKIMS founder took the witness stand Tuesday in L.A. Superior Court and testified about her frustration over Blac Chyna appearing on Keeping Up With the Kardashians.

Kylie Jenner has taken the stand in court, in the controversial trial between Blac Chyna and the Kardashians.

Kylie Jenner took the stand on Monday amid Blac Chyna's $100 million lawsuit against the Kardashian family, and testified about threats she claims Chyna sent her in the past.Kylie, 24, was questioned by Chyna's attorney, Lynne Ciani, about statements she made in a previous deposition in which he said she believed Chyna had slashed ex-boyfriend Tyga's arm with a knife.«That's what I heard, yeah,» Kylie said before being asked if she ever felt threatened by her brother's ex.«I remember one time I woke up to some threatening texts. From what I remember, she sent me a bunch of devil emojis and said something about counting down the days to beat me, or I don't know what they meant.» Kylie went on to share that the texts were on an old phone and that she viewed the messages as an empty threat. The makeup mogul also testified that Tyga told her that Chyna used drugs and assumed that she may be high when sending those texts.Kylie previously dated Tyga, who shares 9-year-old son, King Cairo, with Chyna.

Revisiting the past. While testifying in court, Kylie Jenner claimed that ex-boyfriend Tyga showed her a scar that he allegedly received during his relationship with Blac Chyna.

Kris Jenner continued her dramatic second-day testimony Friday in Blac Chyna’s $100 million defamation lawsuit over what the ex-fiancée of Rob Kardashian believes was a coup by the Kardashian clan to cancel her reality show, "Rob & Chyna."  The show aired on E!, and Chyna, 33, filed suit in 2017 after she said the show was given the green light for a Season 2 but was called off after Rob, 35, and the former exotic dancer had a dust-up. "They had an option that they didn’t exercise," Jenner, wearing a pastel suit, said on the stand. "[Rob] never got a letter.There was nothing to cancel." During her testimony Thursday, Kris was questioned at length about the violent altercation between Rob and Chyna that led to their breakup and a restraining order against Rob.

Kris Jenner made damming allegations on her second consecutive day on the witness stand, testifying in court that she 100 percent believed Blac Chyna attempted to murder Rob Kardashian.The Kardashian-Jenner matriarch said «I do» when Chyna's attorney, Lynne Ciani, asked her, «Do you believe 100 percent that Blac Chyna attempted murder on your son, Rob?» When asked what the basis is for her assertion, Jenner replied, «Well, I was told she put a gun to his head, and was drinking, and I don’t think drinking and guns are ever good together.»She added, «I was told she tried to strangle him with a phone cord. I was told it was complete chaos that this was happening. I was very upset.

Rob Kardashian and his 5-year-old daughter, Dream, it's business as usual on the home front amid Rob and his family squaring off with Blac Chyna in court.A source tells ET that Rob has been at home taking care of Dream throughout the trial, which has so far lasted a week. The source said Rob is Dream's main caretaker as he has her six days a week.

Blac Chyna's lawsuit against Rob Kardashian and the rest of his family is fully underway now with each side making a slew of allegations, and ET is taking a closer look at why Blac Chyna mounted a $100 million lawsuit against the Kardashian family and what to expect in the coming days.In a statement to ET and just days before the trial, the Kardashian's family attorney, Michael Rhodes, addressed the allegations saying, «We aren't going to sully the process by responding to slanderous nonsense.»Blac Chyna's attorney, Lynne Ciani, told ET that «the defendants' illegal conduct not only cost Chyna millions and millions of dollars, [but] their conduct was emotionally devastating to her.» Ciani added that «Chyna will appear in court to testify and to personally witness the entire trial, from start to finish.»According to, Rhodes told the judge that the Kardashians made a settlement offer earlier this week that was rejected by Chyna. This defamation lawsuit won't be the end of Rob and Chyna's feud.  reports Chyna's separate trial in her "revenge porn" case is set to start in early May.On Monday, April 18, jury selection begins and the trial is expected to last approximately two weeks.

Kris Jenner took the stand Thursday afternoon as part of Blac Chyna's ongoing civil suit against her ex, Rob Kardashian, and his family.During her testimony, Kris was questioned by Chyna's attorney, Lynne Ciani, regarding statements she'd made during previous depositions about threats she'd been told Chyna had made against her daughter, Kylie Jenner, who was not in court on Thursday but has been on previous days.According to the Kardashian-Jenner family matriarch, she'd heard from Kylie and her then-boyfriend, rapper Tyga — who is also the father of Chyna's 9-year-old son, King Cairo — that Chyna had threatened their lives and had been physically abusive towards Tyga.Kris claimed she had a discussion with Kylie about the alleged death threats and admitted they never spoke to the police regarding them. Kris told the court, «We kept it internal, between the family.»Kris also testified that she had been told by Tyga that Chyna was abusive, and allegedly cut him with a knife.

her drawings of the Kardashians after they were ruthlessly mocked by fans and insisted she was sat at the ‘back of the courtroom’.Everyone’s a critic, even when it comes to a court of law, and Mona Shafer Edwards has learned that no one’s above some scathing commentary on social media.Going viral might be most artist’s goal, but the LA-based illustrator found her work under a barrage of criticism after she sat in during the ongoing Blac Chyna trial.The star filed a lawsuit against the famous family over the axing of her E! reality series with ex-fiancé Rob Kardashian, Rob & Chyna, which lasted for one season, and Kris Jenner has been joined by daughters Kylie, Khloe and Kim Kardashian.Edwards’ courtroom sketches were roasted on social media with some people claiming her depictions ‘look like villains from a children’s book’, and now she’s responded.‘I do the best work I can’, she told DailyMail.com, while noting she was sat at the ‘back of the courtroom’ and ‘didn’t have much of a view’.She claimed her critics – many of whom called her portrayal of the women ‘brutal’ and ‘ugly’ – have a ‘skewed vision’ of what her job actually is, and ‘don’t know what courtroom art is about’.Explaining how she’s been ‘doing this a very long time’, the artist – who has to use a pen rather than pencil – pointed out she has to be ‘very fast’ with her sketches and needs a ‘photographic memory’.She added: ‘[I’m] proud of what I do.’She’s drawn plenty of ‘very high profile’ celebrities in court – including the likes of Michael Jackson, Lindsay Lohan, OJ Simpson and Kim herself during her 2013 divorce from Kris Humphries – and she tries not to ‘look at the comments’.Edwards admitted she couldn’t really avoid the reaction this time, with one