Blac Chyna Speaks On Being Celibate Amid Her 'Healing Journey' And Physical Transformation

Blac Chyna is getting candid about her transformation journey. In an interview, the model revealed she would not be going celibate as part of her life changes.

Following her cosmetic reversal, Chyna has warned others of the dangers of putting silicon in their body, warning them of the often fatal complications that can lead to death. The reality star also spoke about her past choices, saying it was a "dead-end path."

Read on to learn more.

Blac Chyna, who now goes by her real name Angela Renée White recently opened up about her journey towards self-improvement while addressing speculations about her celibacy plans as part of her "life-changing journey."

When asked if she would refrain from sex during a conversation on "Sway's Universe," the former "Rob & Chyna" star laughed and responded with a firm "no." She dismissed the idea lightheartedly, saying, "Listen, I ain't trying to have no attitude, now."

Per Page Six, Chyna shared a clip of the interview on her Instagram Stories, captioning it, "Gotta keep it real." While celibacy isn't part of her plans, Chyna has made other significant changes in her life that she is actively working towards.

Last month, the former stripper-turned-reality TV star discussed the risks of getting silicone shots after breast and butt reduction surgery. In a video posted on Instagram on March 13th, Chyna warned her followers about the dangers of the cosmetic procedure, saying, "I just want all the ladies out there to know, do not get silicone shots because you can get sick, you can die, have complications and all this other crazy stuff."

Sharing her first-hand experience, Chyna explained that she started getting silicone shots in her buttocks when she was only 19, but she now regrets her decision.

In a follow-up video, the mom of two got candid about her breast and butt reduction surgery, revealing that removing the silicone, which usually takes four hours to complete, took almost nine hours due to complications. "Whatever that silicone mass, whatever that was in my buttocks, it kept clogging the machine and breaking [it]," she said.

Aside from undergoing the cosmetic reversal procedure, Chyna has drastically changed her appearance and lifestyle since her baptism in May 2022. The model had the fillers in her face dissolved and got rid of her Baphomet tattoo, which had occult symbolism. Additionally, as part of her transformation, she deactivated her highly lucrative OnlyFans account, which earned an estimated $240 million in 2021.

Speaking about her decision, Chyna explained that she made these changes to set a positive example for her children, King, 10, and Dream, 6. During a "Jason Lee Show" appearance, Chyna explained that she wanted to change her life completely. She acknowledged that her previous choices led her down a "dead-end path," stating, "It's a dead end. All that stuff is a dead end, and I know that I'm worth way more than that."

During an interview on Sirius XM's "Sway in the Morning" radio show, Chyna revealed that her children barely reacted and didn't seem bothered by the changes in her appearance.

Describing her conversation with her children following her cosmetic reversal procedures, she shared, per Insider, "When I came back from my surgery, they're like, 'So, why you laying like that?." She continued, "I'm like, 'Mommy just had surgery.' They're like, 'So, what did you get?' I'm like, 'I got my boobies and my butt smaller.'"

According to the reality TV star, her daughter, Dream, was more captivated by her mother's shorter nails than her new body shape. "When Dream saw my nails, she was like, 'Your nails!'" Chyna shared. "Because she looks up to me, and every time she's like, 'I can't wait 'til I get older so I can get long nails, Mommy.'"

Chyna believes that her new look has helped her daughter understand that short nails can also look good as she admired the nails saying. "Ooh, you have short nails. I like your nails."