Blac Attacks! Chyna Taunts Overweight Baby Daddy Rob As She Sheds The Pounds
May 24 2018, Updated 3:01 p.m. ET
Blac Chyna is getting really comfortable in her new role as mama to Keeping Up with the Kardashians clan's youngest heiress, Dream Kardashian! It's been less than one month since the 28-year-old stripper turned millionaire mogul gave birth, and she's already shed a ton of weight. However, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned that instead of supporting her frumpy fiance Rob Kardashian, she's taking a nastier approach.
Blac Chyna has miraculously lost almost all of the baby weight she gained while pregnant with her daughter, Dream Kardashian!
As those who follow the Kardashian clan know, prior to Dream's birth, Blac Chyna and baby daddy Rob, 29, were constantly working out together.
Photographed prior to Blac Chyna's pregnancy, Rob was almost back in fighting shape. But not anymore!
As evidenced by this photograph, Rob is just as large as ever — and baby mama Blac is not cutting him ANY slack! "Blac Chyna has been making fun of Rob non-stop about being so fat, and it is really starting to get to him," a Kardashian family source said.
"Instead of pushing him like she used to do, she is just straight-up making fun of him. She is not cooking for him every day like she used to," the insider said. "Blac Chyna has just become lazy since she gave birth."
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"Rob is having a really hard time right now and he is super stressed out about everything that is going on," the source told Radar. "Chyna is definitely not making it any easier on him."
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