The trial of Blac Chyna against the Kardashian family is continued

The star of "Rob and Chyna" has accused relatives of her former partner, Rob Kardashian – the father of her two-year-old daughter Dream – of defaming and trying to kill her reality show, while the "Keeping Up with the Kardashian" clan tried to dismiss the claims, a court has now ruled that the issue would go to trial.

Chyna's lawyer, Lisa Bloom, said in a statement: "Today the court rejected the Kardashian family's request to quash Chyna's lawsuit.

"We thank the court for its cautious and well-reasoned decisions.

"We look forward to having a trial date next month and aggressively fighting for Chyna's rights at trial."

However, six paragraphs were struck out of Chyna's complaint, which was linked to the 30-year-old's claim that the family, including Rob's mother, Kris Jenner, the sisters Kim Kardashian West and Khloe Kardashian, and the half-sister Kylie Jenner, had accused her. to have badaulted Rob.

And Kardashian's lawyer, Shawn Holley, insists that the Chyna team's statement was "not an exact statement" of what had happened in court.

She told The Blast: "Bloom's press release is not an accurate statement of what happened in court.

"In fact, the Kardashians managed to trim Ms. White's extravagant claims since the start of her trial, and resulted in the hearing – a hearing at which the court invited the Kardashian attorney to ask legal fees against the firm Bloom for their failure to support Ms. White's misleading allegations with real evidence ".

Chyna – who also has her six-year-old son King Cairo with her former partner Tyga – has already accused the family of wanting to destroy his career.

Her legal documents stated: "The unwritten rule that no one told her when she started her relationship with Kardashian is that the whole family will come after you if you leave, using her fame, her wealth, and her power to shoot you down, including getting your TV show canceled (despite good hearings), spreading lies about you and even funding a fictitious trial about a crumbled gingerbread house. "

The star also affirmed E! insisted on a second series of "Rob & Chyna" because they thought that their breakup would offer a more dramatic television.

His lawsuit said, "Reality TV thrives on colorful personalities engaged in conflict." The E! A network saw more potential in a second season given the success of the first season and the unpredictable new relationship of co-parenting between Chyna and Rob. "