Blac Chyna files ex's $5 million NDA in court
TMZ reports Blac Chyna submitted an NDA she says Twin Hector signed, covering her, her children and her mother Tokyo Toni.
By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer
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Blac Chyna has put a $5 million confidentiality agreement at the center of her court fight with ex-boyfriend Twin Hector, according to TMZ.
TMZ reports Chyna submitted a copy of the agreement in court, saying Hector signed it while they were together. The document, described by TMZ as a confidential agreement, lays out limits on what the signer can say or record after gaining access to private parts of Chyna’s life.
The NDA says Hector was likely to learn sensitive information about Chyna’s work, personal world and family, according to TMZ. That includes her children, King Cairo, whom she shares with Tyga, and Dream Kardashian, whom she shares with Rob Kardashian.
The agreement also reaches beyond Chyna and her kids. TMZ reports it includes matters involving Chyna’s mother, Tokyo Toni.
What the NDA says
Under the deal described by TMZ, the person who signed it is restricted from filming Chyna without her permission. The agreement also bars the signer from discussing information learned during the relationship.
The document includes a liquidated damages clause pegged at $5 million for any breach, according to TMZ. TMZ noted that it is unclear whether that dollar figure would ultimately be enforceable.
The filing lands as Chyna and Hector are already tangled in court. TMZ reports the former couple have accused each other of abuse. They split in 2023.
Chyna’s legal move gives the dispute another sharp edge because the agreement specifically names private information involving people tied to some of the best-known families in entertainment. Dream Kardashian links the matter to Rob Kardashian, while King Cairo links it to Tyga.
TMZ reported that it obtained the agreement Chyna says Hector signed. The report did not include a response from Hector to the NDA filing.
A breakup now playing out in court
Chyna and Hector’s relationship ended in 2023, according to TMZ, but the legal fight has continued. The latest filing focuses on what Hector allegedly agreed he could not reveal or record during and after the relationship.
The key points in the agreement, as reported by TMZ, are broad: Chyna’s business, her private life, her children and her mother are all covered. The deal also places a specific price on an alleged violation, with the $5 million damages provision written into the document.
For now, the NDA is one more piece of paperwork in a court battle that already includes serious allegations from both sides. Chyna says the document should restrict what her ex can say about her inner circle, while the enforceability of the $5 million clause remains uncertain, according to TMZ.
This story draws on original reporting from TMZ.