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Peter Sblendorio

Blac Chyna accuses judge in Kardashian-Jenner trial of being ‘extremely biased’

The plot twists continue in Blac Chyna’s legal feud with the Kardashian-Jenner family.

Chyna accused the judge who oversaw her defamation case against four of the Kardashian-Jenner women of being “undeniably hostile and extremely biased” during the trial, TMZ reported, citing new court documents.

The filing comes a little over a week after Chyna was awarded no damages in the trial.

Chyna, 33, reportedly took issue with the jury instructions given by Judge Gregory W. Alarcon. The judge also barred Chyna’s mother from the courtroom after she ripped the Kardashians and Jenners in an Instagram Live video.

An attorney for the Kardashians slammed Chyna’s complaints with the judge as a “baseless effort to save face after losing at trial.”

“Their effort to make a scapegoat of Judge Alarcon is frivolous, dishonest, and deserving of sanctions,” the attorney’s statement reads.

Chyna sued Kris Jenner and daughters Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, claiming E! didn’t give her reality show “Rob & Chyna” a second season after the women accused her of abusing her former fiancé, Rob Kardashian.

Rob Kardashian testified during the trial that Chyna “strangled” him, twice put a gun to his head, and struck him with a metal rod in December 2016.

Chyna claimed she was joking around when she took out a gun and placed a phone charger around Kardashian’s neck that night.

Chyna and Rob have a 5-year-old daughter, Dream. Their reality show aired for one season in 2016.

Last week, Chyna’s attorney said they will appeal the court’s decision.

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