Blac Chyna's lawyers respond after alleged sex tape surfaces

Taryn Ryder
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Blac Chyna‘s lawyers are speaking out in response to an alleged sex tape that has found its way online.

On Monday, a minute-long clip of the reality star purportedly performing oral sex on an unknown man surfaced. Her attorney, Walter Mosley, tells Yahoo, “It’s a police matter at this point. They will conduct an investigation and determine who is responsible.”


Blac Chyna in Los Angeles, February 2018. (Photo: BG022/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)

Mosley has also made a statement on Instagram.

We have to change this culture of abuse and assault against women. Today’s post saddens me deeply as it is an attack not only against my client but my friend. Why do we think it’s acceptable to sell, or publish, or seek revenge, or blackmail women in this way and without their consent? It’s not. Men … we have to do better. I’m tired of telling my clients to not make videos because the men will put them out later. It’s like I’m telling them not to wear short skirts because you’re going to entice a man to rape you. #smh And like most rapes, these betrayals often come from those most close to us. So today I’m saying, men we need to do better. We need to tell each other to do better. We need to stop sharing these videos with each other in the club, at the barbershop or (and especially) online. It is a morally corrupt action, which is (at least in California) criminal. Maybe it is time to set an example. #blacchyna

A post shared by Walter Mosley (@waltermosley) on Feb 19, 2018 at 11:54am PST

Lisa Bloom, who represented Chyna in her lawsuit against Rob Kardashian last year, has also spoken out.

In July 2017, Kardashian — who is not the man in question in the most recent video — posted explicit photos of his ex-fiancée on social media. Chyna was ultimately granted a temporary restraining order against him. They continue to co-parent their 1-year-old daughter, Dream.

“I was devastated, of course,” Chyna, whose real name is Angela White, told ABC News last year. “This is a person that I trusted. … I felt comfortable, you know, with even sending these pictures and even talking to him about certain things.”

She added, “I was devastated, of course. I’m like, ‘How could somebody, like, post these pictures of me?,’ And I’m like, ‘Wow, OK, like, this is a person that I trusted.’ I just felt … betrayed.”

Posting explicit images online without the consent of the person in the photo, aka “revenge porn,” is a crime in California. Chyna has yet to speak out about today’s incident.

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