Blac Chyna Reportedly In The Studio

Blac Chyna is taking notes from Nicki Minaj.

BYAron A.Aug 04, 2017122 Views

Blac Chyna is clearly not letting anything get in her way. After it was revealed in the custody battle for Dream that she's the breadwinner between herself and Rob Kardashian, TMZ is reporting today that she's been in the studio making music.

After reportedly being inspired by Nicki Minaj, who she allegedly looks at as a mentor, and being on Yo Gotti's video shoot together a few weeks back, she's now been in the studio.

And on top of that, apparently some big players in the music industry are trying to get in on this. Through TMZ's sources, it's been reported that she's already had meetings with Capital Records and has set up meetings with other record labels in Los Angeles.

While nothing has been officially confirmed by Chyna herself, things are definitely looking up for her if this is true.

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