Blac Chyna's lawsuit against the Kardashians shut down

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On Thursday, a judge shut down Blac Chyna's lawsuit against the Kardashians for "sabotaging"  her reality show.


 Chyna claimed her former in-law-to-be caused her E! reality show Rob & Chyna to be canceled. She accused Kris Jenner and some of her daughters of pushing E! network to cancel "Rob & Chyna".

 But the judge handling the case says Chyna can't blame the Kardashian family for her reality show getting axed. The judge said the network had every right, under the contract Chyna signed, not to continue the series.

 Chyna argued in her suit, E! had "effectively" exercised the option for season 2 when it announced it would air, and started shooting scenes. The judge says that's not enough, and Chyna will need something in writing to prove E! was obligated.

 However, Chyna can amend the lawsuit in regards to the cancellation controversy, plus she still has other claims such as defamation on the table.

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