Tyga & Blac Chyna Force Attendees To Sign $500K Non-Disclosure Agreement For Son's Baptism

Tyga and Blac Chyna are forcing anyone who wishes to attend their son's baptism to sign a $500,000 non-disclosure agreement.

According to documents obtained by The Blast, Tyga and Chyna have agreed on the baptism of their son King, and it comes with some pretty strict rules for anyone who gets the invite.

Before attending King's baptism, attendees must sign an agreement that gives Tyga and Chyna permission to "inspect and confiscate cell phones, tablets, small watches, and any other devices" during the baptism. Additionally, "all pictures, recordings, records, documents or other information" relating to Tyga, Chyna, and King must not be shared publicly.

If anyone comes in breach of the contract, they must pay a whopping $500,000.

The non-disclosure agreement reads:

I acknowledge that Artist and/or Artist's representatives and/or personnel shall have the right to inspect and confiscate cell phones, tablets, small watches, and any other devices by which Confidential Information may be stored (each a "Device") and I further agree that Artist and Artist's representatives and/or personnel may, at any time, seize and destroy any Confidential lnformation contained thereon. I acknowledge and agree that Artist and/or Artist's representatives and/or personnel and/or any Protected Persons are not responsible for the safety, loss, theft, damage, and/or for any other occurrence involving any Device and I hereby relieve Artist, Artist's representatives and/or personnel, and all Protected Persons of any and all liability in connection with same.

Any and all information and other material described above including, without limitation, any and all pictures, recordings, records, documents or other information relating to Artist's or any Protected Person's business, professional or personal life, whether prepared by me or otherwise coming into my possession, is and shall remain Artist's sole and exclusive property and shall not be removed or copied by me without the prior written consent of Artist's authorized representative.

If anyone comes in breach of the contract, they must pay a total of $500,000. The non-disclosure agreement states:

In addition, I agree that I will be obligated to pay to Artist, and agree to pay to Artist, the sum of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000) as a reasonable and fair amount of liquidated damages to compensate artist for any loss or damage resulting from each breach of the terms hereof.

The newest filing in the case includes the co-parenting agreement for this year's Christmas. Also, the famous parents agreed not to share any information and photos from their son's big event. In other words, they signed it too!

Earlier this year, Blac Chyna spoke with Entertainment Tonight about co-parenting with Tyga.

"I feel like with everything — time heals everything, and people change, and situations change," she said at the time. "As long as my kids are good and happy on both sides, that's all I care about as a parent ... I don't ever worry when they go over to the other parent's house."

Tyga also spoke out on how King's birth has been life-changing. "It's just a great accomplishment to have a mini version of yourself," he told PEOPLE in June 2016. "You don't owe the world anything, but when you bring a beautiful child like this into the world, you know that you've got a lot to live for."

"He makes me step back and really enjoy life," he added. "That's what life is about. You bring something into the world like that, your whole world kind of stops. It slows down and you look at everything differently."