In an exclusive interview with Entertainment Tonight, Blac Chyna and her new boyfriend, Derrick Milano, discussed their relationship as well as their hopes for the future.
For Angela White, it’s all about the children in her life! In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, the 35-year-old model and TV personality, who was once known by the stage name Blac Chyna, and her current boyfriend, Derrick Milano, discuss their life together with Angela’s children, King Cairo, who is 11 years old, and Dream Kardashian, who is 6 years old.
It is a source of great joy for Angela that she now has joint custody of her children, which she shares with her ex-boyfriends Tyga and Rob Kardashian, respectively.
The structure is in place. Regarding her co-parenting relationships with her renowned ex-partners, Angela tells Deidre Behar of ET that she believes structure is the most important factor.
I battled my way through it,” she said. Done and done. It makes me so happy. “You have no idea,” she replies in reference to the fact that she was awarded fifty percent of the custody of her children. It’s working well,” she said. There is a better place for me, my children. As far as I am concerned, having a structure and stability is the most important thing in the world. In light of the fact that our base is solid, everything else is going to drip down into place.
Angela also mentions that while her children are familiar with Derrick, he keeps himself scarce in order to give her the opportunity to spend quality time with her children on the days that she arranges.
“Yeah, they definitely know Derrick, but sometimes just being in a relationship, a new relationship with a male, women they tend to cater more to the male, and that’s just never my thing,” according to Angela. “My kids are my kids, they came from me.”
Angela claims that she has never asked her former partners for child support, and that spending quality time with them is the most important thing to her.
I simply want to spend time with my children. According to her, “And by all means, if I am going to have to go to court and fight for it, that is exactly what I am going to do.” “And I am ecstatic about it. Yes, I am pleased, and the children are happy, but the most important thing is that it is about the children.
During the course of her quest toward self-improvement, the former reality star has celebrated sixteen months of sobriety, gotten into better shape, reversed some of the cosmetic treatments she had previously had, and more.
Taking into consideration her children, Angela says, “I want to be somebody that they are proud of.”
As for the question of whether or not she would be interested in having further children with Derrick in the future, the two seem to be open to the notion.
Angela remarks, “I feel like everyone around us says it more than we say it,” in reference to the pressure that her family is putting on her to get married to Derrick. “We’re still building and still getting to know each other and it’s been smooth.”
However, Derrick has said to ET that he “absolutely” want to have children and that he “100 percent” intends to propose to his girlfriend at some point in the future.
In 2019, the pair first met, but they got back in touch with each other in 2018.
“I’m out here wanting to date to marry,” Derrick reveals of his preparations for the future. It is her heart that comes first. With the exception of the fact that she is a generous person, the love that she feels not just for herself but also for the people in her immediate environment is distinct from the love that she has for her ambitions, her interests, and her profession. She is reliable in every aspect of her life.
As for Angela, she is captivated by the manner in which Derrick interacts with all of the people in his life.
“I like that he’s consistent with things, whether it’s family, friends, business,” according to her. “I like how he treats people around me — myself, my kids, my staff — because it doesn’t matter who it is that’s around, he gives everybody that same respect.”
Her mother, Tokyo Toni, whose true name is Shalana Jones-Hunter, is one of the most significant people in Angela’s life, and Derrick has already made a positive impression on her.
“My mother has a deep affection for Derrick. The way that Angela’s mother felt about her exes was that she did not like any of the people that she had dated, not even a single one of them.
When it comes to having additional children, Angela acknowledges that she has discussed the matter with her own children.
I believe that I once asked Dream, “Dream, would you be interested in having a younger brother or sister?” during one of our conversations. However, Dream responded with a “No.” Angela makes a remark about her youngest kid, Dream, mentioning that she has a change of heart on occasion. “She’ll be like, ‘Well, I would maybe want a little brother, that way he’ll be really nice to me.'”
While Angela was discussing the fact that she no longer intends to have surgery, she also provided some insight into her views on having additional children.
She turns to Derrick and says, “I have the impression that the only time I will have to undergo surgery again is if I bring our children into the world.” “I actually had two C-sections, so that’s the only surgery.”
I can say without a doubt that I am healthier and lighter. That is simply so far behind me. When asked about the decision to reverse her operations, she answers, “It’s like, really, let me show you who I am.”
The desire that Angela has to be present for her children is one of the primary motivations that drives her to prioritize her health.
“I wanna be running around with my grandkids and my great grandkids,” she says to herself.
In light of the fact that Angela has had a number of surgical procedures and cosmetic reversals, she has collaborated with Dr. Hooman Melamed, an orthopedic surgeon, to explain safe methods to exercise after undergoing surgical procedures. At THE LAB Athletic Club, the two demonstrated some safe techniques and shared some advice on proper form when it comes to fitness.
“The shape is by far the most important thing. Dr. Melamed adds, “I always tell people to go lighter in weight, but perfect form is better than if you’re heavy and jerky and things like that.” But perfect form is better than perfect form.
Angela is asked about her objectives for the year, and she responds by saying, “My focus right now is acting and music and my family and working out and sobriety and the Bible.”