Kylie Jenner reveals ‘threatening texts’ from Blac Chyna as she testifies against Rob’s ex in Kardashian court case

KYLIE Jenner has claimed Blac Chyna sent her threatening texts when the star took the stand to testify in the Kardashians’ court case against the model.

Rob Kardashian’s baby mom Chyna, 33, filed a $100 million lawsuit against his family members for allegedly cheating her E! Reality show was canceled in 2016.

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During her testimony, Kylie was asked by Chyna’s attorney, Lynne Ciani, to recall a time when the mother-of-two physically threatened her, according to a Sun reporter.

The 24-year-old Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum replied, “I remember waking up one night to some threatening texts from Chyna, she sent me some devil emojis and was counting the days to hit me?

“Or I don’t know what she meant…”

The lawyer then asked Kylie if she had contacted the police, but the TV star didn’t as she took the texts as “an empty threat”.

“I figured maybe she was high, so I honestly felt…” she added, noting that not only was it early in the morning but that her brother Rob, 35, told her that Chyna was around that time drank and took drugs.

Kylie’s shock text claims were just one eye-popping aspect of her statement.

Dressed in a brown silk suit and black boots, the reality star grinned and exchanged looks with her mum Kris and sister Khloe after taking an oath to tell the truth. (Kim, who is also a defendant in the lawsuit, was not in court this morning.)

The new mom didn’t hold back as she shadowed her brother’s baby mama after their years-long feud.

According to Kylie, she met Chyna while out walking with her sister Kim, 41.

When asked if she was friends with Chyna, the TV star said, “I wouldn’t have considered us friends, no.”

Chyna’s attorney Lynne Ciani then asked if Kylie had any feelings of animosity toward Chyna.

The makeup mogul claimed, “I don’t know … Probably after I heard about the attack on my brother, he called me and I was furious.”

Chyna allegedly hit Rob in the face with a six-foot metal rod on the night of December 15, 2016.