Blac Chyna bare in jumpsuit

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Birthday girl: Blac Chyna looked like she didn’t have any worries as she sported a typically revealing ensemble to celebrate her 27th birthday in California on Monday night
Birthday girl: Blac Chyna looked like she didn’t have any worries as she sported a typically revealing  ensemble to celebrate her 27th birthday in California on Monday night

She has had an eventful year following her split from rapper fiancé Tyga.
But Blac Chyna looked like she didn’t have any worries as she sported a typically revealing ensemble to celebrate her 27th birthday in California on Monday night.
The former dancer chose to party with pals the popular Ace Of Diamonds strip club in West Hollywood and she ensured that all eyes would be on her throughout the night, reports Dialymail.
Pouring her voluptuous curves into white and sheer panelled jumpsuit, the mother-of-one added height to her look with killer heels.
Showcasing her new long blonde weave, the curvy star was joined by a female friend as she made their way into the venue to begin celebrations.
Her night out comes after claims that the model preparing to fight Tyga, 25, in court for full custody of their two-year-old son King Cairo after hiring a top divorce lawyer.
Grabbing attention: The former dancer chose to party with pals the popular Ace Of Diamonds strip club in West Hollywood and she ensured that all eyes would be on her throughout the night
Grabbing attention: The former dancer chose to party with pals the popular Ace Of Diamonds strip club in West Hollywood and she ensured that all eyes would be on her throughout the night
Risque: Pouring her voluptuous curves into white and sheer panelled jumpsuit, the mother-of-one added height to her look with killer heels

Risque: Pouring her voluptuous curves into white and sheer panelled jumpsuit, the mother-of-one added height to her look with killer heels
Off she goes: Blac Chyna- real name Angela Renée White - has had an eventful year following her split from rapper fiancé Tyga

Off she goes: Blac Chyna- real name Angela Renée White - has had an eventful year following her split from rapper fiancé Tyga
Off she goes: Blac Chyna- real name Angela Renée White - has had an eventful year following her split from rapper fiancé Tyga

The glamorous model will allegedly be claiming the fact he's dating a minor, 17-year-old Kylie Jenner, shows 'bad judgement that translates into his parenting skills',  TMZ reports. 
She is said not to want the Keeping Up With The Kardashians teen - who she has been locked in a social media war with - to spend time with her son.
Blac Chyna, who has just celebrated her 27th birthday, is keen to get the ball rolling before the toddler starts school so he can have a more stable home environment.
She allegedly plans to allow Ayo hit-maker Tyga weekend visitations and will also be asking for child support.


Barbie girl: Blac Chyna showcased her new long blonde weave for the night out
Barbie girl: Blac Chyna showcased her new long blonde weave for the night out
Party time: The curvy star was joined by a female friend as she made their way into the venue to begin celebrations
Party time: The curvy star was joined by a female friend as she made their way into the venue to begin celebrations

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