A New Low! Rob & Chyna's 'Graphic,' 'Racist' & 'Homophobic' Text Assault EXPOSED

Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna sent her secret lover Pilot Jones "graphic" and "racist" texts, according to an insider, after RadarOnline.com reported he could be the true father of the reality couple's baby.

Chyna posted an exchange with Jones on Instagram this afternoon, claiming Jones was "gay" and trying to "extort" her.

But the insider said, "The text messages that she posted weren't even really what was said between them at all."

"If you saw the racial and homophobic slurs in the texts that she didn't post, you would be mortified!"

Actor and singer Jones "is bisexual," the source admitted. "But it has nothing to do with the fact of what happened between him and Chyna. They had sex, and he could be the father of her baby."

Said the source, "He already has two amazing sons, but that isn't even the issue! Blac Chyna can't deny what happened between them, and she certainly shouldn't be threatening him."

Exposing his sexuality, "Is a new low!" the source said.

"The text messages from her and Rob were gay-bashing, just horrible." RadarOnline.com has viewed the messages from an individual claiming to be Rob.

Said the source, "How would Caitlyn Jenner," a leading LGBT advocate, "feel about knowing what her own family said!"

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As RadarOnline.com reported, Blac Chyna called an editor for the site "r******d" when approached earlier for a simple comment request.

"I will smack the s**t outta you!" she blasted at the time, claiming Jones's allegations were "lies."

This latest rant against Jones, the insider said, "is a new low, and he had no option but to file a police report. The truth will come out.

In this case, Blac Chyna is the only one who has something to hide."

A rep for Kardashian did not immediately respond to RadarOnline.com's request for comment.

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