Are Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian filming a wedding special?
As previously reported, the newly engaged couple inked a deal with E! for their very own docuseries. According to the network, the series, which has the working title “Rob & Chyna,” will consist of six one-hour episodes focusing on the duo’s whirlwind romance and their lives up to their now-infamous pregnancy.
The network also revealed that “Rob & Chyna” will culminate in a separate TV special that will air after Chyna gives birth to her little Kardashian. “Very few love stories have created as much pop culture buzz as Rob and Chyna’s, and we are thrilled to see Rob in such a happy place. We are excited to share the next chapter in their relationship,” said Jeff Olde, executive vice president of original programming and development at E! in a statement.
But that’s not it. It seems the pair has an even more lucrative deal in the works. According to TMZ, Blac and Rob “know that Kim scored millions when her ill-fated wedding to Kris Humphries was televised. They know they won’t get Kim’s money, but they feel more than worthy to get what Kris got, and they’re insisting on 7 figures.”
In addition, in order to sweeten the proposition, Chyna is totally on board with momager Jenner handling the wedding plans. Although we admit this sounds like a catastrophe waiting to happen, no one keeps the checks rolling in like Jenner, so this may very well be a big win for everyone.
Earlier this year, the couple shocked fans when they revealed that they’re more than just friends. In the months following (and as tension continued to brew within Kardashian ranks), the pair announced both their engagement and pregnancy. Although the rumormill initially claimed the former video vixen wanted nothing to do with the Kardashian-Jenner clan, it appears the drama has settled — at least when it comes to making a pretty penny off of a good story.
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