Blac Chyna is the subject of a police investigation following claims that a woman was "held hostage" in a hotel room she was staying in and where drugs were allegedly present, according to multiple reports.
In a statement to Fox News Digital, the former reality star, 33, whose real name is Angela Renée White, has denied allegations she held anyone against their will at the Sacramento Sheraton Grand hotel on Nov. 27.
"This story is false," a statement from Chyna’s attorney says. "This latest false accusation of criminal conduct is just the most recent in a long line of false accusations against Blac Chyna.
"We are very thankful that video evidence has allowed us to disprove past false allegations of assault & battery by her then fiancé Rob Kardashian, a false accusation of assault with a deadly weapon, and now this false charge," the statement adds. "The video being circulated on social media shows that Blac Chyna did not hold anyone against their will."
"We are hopeful that one day people will stop falsely accusing Blac Chyna of criminal conduct. Until that day, we will continue to disprove these false allegations to law enforcement and in the courtroom, if necessary.
"In the meantime, we request that the media focus on Blac Chyna’s positive impact in this world, rather than focusing exclusively on these sensationalistic and false accusations. For example, this past Tuesday, Blac Chyna was with Paula Abdul and hundreds of aspiring singers at an UpLive event in downtown...
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