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The Blac Chyna NDA lawsuit has taken another turn after the reality star submitted a copy of a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) in court as part of her ongoing legal battle with former boyfriend Twin Hector.
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Chyna claims her ex signed the agreement during their relationship, preventing him from discussing her private life, business affairs, or her children. The filing comes as both parties continue making abuse allegations against one another following the end of their relationship.
Blac Chyna submits NDA as court evidence
The newly filed document outlines the confidentiality obligations Chyna says Twin Hector accepted while they were dating.
According to the agreement, the signer could gain access to confidential information about Chyna’s personal life, business interests, and family. The NDA was designed to prevent that information from being shared publicly without her permission.
The document was filed as part of the couple’s ongoing court proceedings, where both sides have accused each other of abusive behavior.
Agreement covers Chyna’s children and family
The NDA extends beyond Blac Chyna herself.
According to the document, the confidentiality agreement also covers information involving her two children:
- King Cairo, whom she shares with rapper Tyga
- Dream Kardashian, whom she shares with Rob Kardashian
The agreement also includes Chyna’s mother, Tokyo Toni, placing information about her under the same confidentiality protections.
The filing states that any private information learned during the relationship should remain confidential.
NDA prohibits recordings and public statements
One section of the agreement reportedly prevents the signer from recording or filming Blac Chyna without her consent.
It also prohibits discussing or disclosing information obtained during the relationship.
The restrictions apply to both personal matters and business-related information that may have become known while the couple was together.
$5 million penalty included in the agreement
One of the most notable provisions involves financial consequences for violating the agreement.
The NDA includes a clause requiring the breaching party to pay $5 million in liquidated damages for any violation.
However, legal experts often note that courts determine whether liquidated damages clauses are enforceable based on the circumstances of each individual case.
The filing does not indicate whether a court has ruled on the validity of the provision.
Legal dispute continues between former couple
Blac Chyna and Twin Hector have remained involved in legal proceedings since the end of their relationship.
The former couple, who reportedly separated in 2023, have each accused the other of abuse during the ongoing dispute.
The latest filing adds another layer to the case by introducing the confidentiality agreement into the court record.
Neither the filing nor the publicly available documents resolve the competing allegations between the two parties.
What the court filing means
The submission of the NDA does not determine the outcome of the legal dispute. Instead, it provides documentation that Chyna says supports her position regarding confidentiality obligations during the relationship.
Whether the agreement or its $5 million damages clause ultimately affects the case will depend on future court proceedings.
For now, the filing highlights the growing legal conflict between Blac Chyna and Twin Hector as both continue presenting their claims before the court.
Source: Information based on TMZ’s report and the court documents referenced in the filing.
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