Blac Chyna hit with six figure tax debt for 2024 after Rob Kardashian child support payments ended

The California tax authority filed the lien against Chyna, whose legal name is Angela White

Blac Chyna has reportedly been hit with a $116,732.37 tax lien in California for the 2024 taxable year, years after her former partner Rob Kardashian stopped making monthly child support payments.

According to Page Six, the California Franchise Tax Board filed the lien against the reality television personality, whose legal name is Angela White. The reported tax debt comes after a high profile custody dispute involving Kardashian and their daughter, Dream, now nine.

When the former couple reached a custody agreement in 2017, Kardashian agreed to pay Chyna $20,000 per month in child support. However, he later sought to reduce the payments, claiming in November 2018 that he could no longer afford the amount and that their separation had affected his earning potential.

The pair reached a new agreement in March 2019, eliminating child support payments altogether. Under the arrangement, each parent agreed to cover Dream’s expenses while she was in their care, with certain costs, including medical bills and schooling, shared between them.

Chyna discussed the arrangement in a 2020 interview with SiriusXM’s Hip Hop Nation, describing raising her children without child support as her “biggest flex”.

The issue resurfaced in 2022 when she said she had been forced to give up three cars and complained about receiving no financial support. Kardashian responded by saying he paid for Dream’s schooling, medical expenses and extracurricular activities.

Chyna also shares a son, King Cairo, with rapper Tyga. The former couple reached a custody agreement in 2023 that established joint legal and physical custody without requiring Tyga to pay child support.

Meanwhile, Chyna and Kardashian sparked reconciliation rumours in October 2025 after she shared a photograph and described their love as lasting. She later said they were communicating and taking their time, but by December 24, she stated that she was ending the year single.

The reported tax lien concerns Chyna’s 2024 tax year and does not, by itself, establish the reason behind the outstanding amount.