NEW PHOTOS: Blac Chyna in new appearance following the removal of her fillers

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Blac Chyna in new appearance following the removal of her fillers. (Read More Here).

Chyna, who recently said she wants to go by her birth name, Angela White, revealed on Instagram that she has begun the painful laser process to rid herself of some of her ink, including an image of a Baphomet, which is a goat-headed deity symbol of the occult.

Tyga and Kylie, who was 17 years old at the time, went official with their relationship in March 2015, leading many to believe that his ex would harbor a grunge over the situation.

Speaking exclusively to DailyMail.com, Chyna insisted that she didn’t let Tyga and Kylie’s relationship affect her as she stated: ‘No, it didn’t bother me. But that’s always been my personality… I just see stuff for what it is. You can’t make somebody want to be with you.’

She continued: ‘Then on top of that, I’ve always been a really driven person. I just looked at it like, “Okay, now it’s time for you to really get out there and succeed for you and your son. Do not worry about anything that that comes in a way.” To keep focused that way.’

Indeed, the former stripper did move on and surprised the world when she went public with Kylie’s half-brother, Rob Kardashian, in January 2016.

Ultimately, the relationship came to an end in 2017 after the birth of their daughter, Dream, six.

Though tensions have been high at times with both of her baby fathers, including a viral post in which the pair slammed a statement shared by Blac Chyna in 2022 about not receiving child support, Chyna claimed that she now has a positive co-parenting relationship with them both.

‘With Robert and Michael, it’s never been like no bad blood or anything negative,’ she explained, adding with a laugh. ‘It was just two different people in two different paths. And one day, those paths collided and that’s how we got the babies.’

“It gots to come off. I’m not about to have no mark of the beast,” she said in an Instagram video Sunday.

“When I first got the tattoo, that is not what it meant to me,” she added, referring to the devilish representation, but noted that she wants to remove anything “demonic” from her body and life.

“I am releasing all negative energy that is holding me back,” White, 34, captioned the video.