Blac Chyna Slams Tristan Thompson for Calling Dream Kardashian His ‘Daughter’

Tristan Thompson is dealing with some warmth for referring to ex-girlfriend Khloe Kardashian‘s niece Dream as his “oldest daughter” … particularly from the toddler’s mama, Blac Chyna.

ICYMI … the NBA participant caught some flak on social media after he filmed himself sending like to his “2 daughters,” Dream Kardashian and True Thompson.

Many on-line felt it was inappropriate of Tristan to assert Rob Kardashian‘s daughter as his personal, particularly since he is not blood-related to the 8-year-old, and is NOT courting Dream’s aunt.

She wrote on Instagram … “Dream has one mother, Angela White, and one father, Robert Kardashian. I usually don’t speak up, but I’m done. Stop all this clout chasing involving my daughter.”

Chyna made it clear there was no motive for Tristan to put declare to Dream, as she and Rob are lively mother and father in Dream’s life.

She added … “We also have a beautiful, healthy co-parenting relationship.”

Tristan has 3 different organic kids he may very well be specializing in … together with son Prince, who he shares with ex Jordan Craig … son Theo, who he shares with mannequin Maralee Nichols … and son Tatum, who he shares with True’s mother Khloe.

But it surely’s no secret Dream has an extremely shut bond with Khloe and True, usually spending time at “The Kardashians” star’s residence for sleepovers and different household bonding moments … and it is not the primary time somebody of their household has overstepped in describing their relationship

Khloe famously put her foot in her mouth when she referred to herself as Dream’s “third parent” on a 2023 episode of “The Kardashians” … sparking an identical backlash to Tristan’s.

Khloe later backtracked her comment on Instagram, explaining she considers “all of my nieces and nephews my babies” as she believes it takes a village to boost youngsters.

Although, given Chyna’s sophisticated historical past with the Kardashian-Jenner household, it could be safer to stay to their precise “aunt” and “uncle” titles shifting ahead.