Blac Chyna Bags Lucrative Fashion Deal After Undergoing Dramatic Body And Lifestyle Changes

Blac Chyna, now known as Angela White, has landed her first fashion deal since undergoing major body changes. Chyna recently revealed she's signed a fashion deal with clothing company Ethika for her signature line. 

It's Chyna's first business deal since her recent life transformation, which featured significant lifestyle changes.

The reality star spoke about her deal with Ethika and said it was inspired by her recent life journey. She also said she feels "refreshed and superior" in her new body and that her "confidence is through the roof." 

Keep on reading to learn more.

Blac Chyna, who now goes as Angela White, recently announced her new business deal with global clothing brand Ethika. According to a report from Page Six Style, Chyna will build her own signature line for the clothing brand.

The line will feature a range of fitness clothing, outdoor clothing, and an underwear collection. According to the publication, Chyna's first collection with the brand will debut just in time for the holidays.

The Vice President of the fashion brand said of their hot new partnership with Chyna, "Angela has an amazing perspective as an entrepreneur and a mother, and we are excited to go down this path with her."

The collaboration with Ethika is Chyna's first partnership since she went on a "life-changing" transformation that saw her make drastic modifications to her face, body, and lifestyle. Over recent months, she's had reduction surgeries done on her breasts and butt and dissolved the fillers in her face.

Chyna has also removed multiple tattoos from her body, which she said were too "demonic" in nature. The former "Rob & Chyna" star deactivated her account on OnlyFans, reverted to her birth name, and got baptized. She earned an honorary degree from the Theological Seminary and Bible College in Sacramento and now has a Doctorate in Liberal Arts.

Chyna also recently shared an Instagram post celebrating her ten months of sobriety. In the photo accompanying the post, Chyna could be seen smiling while rocking a plunging lavender halter top and asymmetric floral skirt.

She captioned the post, "Happy 10 months sober, clean eating, working out, staying in the word(bible), healing my mind, body and soul. My Inner light."

Chyna shared with Page Six Style that her recent lifestyle changes inspired her collaboration with Ethika. She said, "Outside of the body transformation, the spiritual and fitness journey played a major part. When you're making a transformation, it takes a lot of discipline."

Chyna also described her journey as "very successful" so far and said she's committed to improving herself daily. When the former video vixen was asked if she felt "hotter" after her dramatic makeover, she excitedly replied affirmatively.

She said, "Hotter isn't even the word! Refreshed and superior is what I would say. This is the best I've felt my whole life. My confidence is through the roof, and I'm loving the woman I'm becoming."

Chyna also recently shared photos on Instagram of her changed body, flaunting her more natural beauty. She wore a mini dress and green earrings and styled her hair into wavy locks that fell beautifully on her back. In the post, she promoted Hearts Pure, her luxury hair brand, whose hair she wore in the photos.

The photos showed a significant change in Chyna's appearance from before she reversed her extensive cosmetic procedures. Throughout her removal process, the reality star was very open with fans on social media.

In March, Chyna shared a video on Instagram where she spoke candidly about the side effects of cosmetic treatments. She said, "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."

The businesswoman admitted that she decided to take out her fillers because her face began looking "crazy." She also reiterated that the cosmetic upgrade wasn't "worth it" and that she'd decided to return to her "baseline" self.