Chyna and her best friend and assistant, Treasure, have now parted ways in a fiery verbal altercation. As shown on the show, the ladies exchanged insults with Treasure accusing Chyna of embezzlement, and Chyna accusing her of taking advantage of her. This resulted in Treasure quitting the show. The conversation went as follows:
The show aired on an app called the Zeus Network in July 2019 and is currently airing episodes. Shortly after she began working at a strip club, Treasure met her best friend Angela, “Blac Chyna”. While pregnant, Blac Chyna moved to Miami and became a big name, so t he two friends started traveling and booking events across the country.
While the producers of Blac Chyna’s new reality show, The Real Blac Chyna, are making fans of the show happy. There is one person not so happy with this production crew- Treasure. According to Treasure, Chyna’s former best friend, production “tricked” her and “blindsided” her.
Serial entrepreneur and mother Treasure Thompson is the founder of TreasureGemz, a feminine holistic healing e-commerce site, who became best friends with Blac Chyna (13 years) while both were exotic dancers. On Blac Chyna’s Docu-Series, Treasure was introduced as a cast member and best friend of the model.
What did Chyna do?
Chyna battled mental illness, attempted suicide and despite rehabilitation attempts — both in America and Japan — was never able to silence the demons inside her.
Whether a broken heart contributed to Chyna’s decision to play hardball with WWE management over her next contract is up for debate. But the company claimed her outrageous base salary demand — according to Bleacher Report she refused to accept anything less than a starting point of $1 million after being offered $400,000 — was the reason for her 2001 exit.
The Bleacher Report feature reveals Chyna and Triple H’s relationship began to deteriorate around 2000. “Friends say Levesque wanted children; Laurer did not,” King reported. “She was also jealous of the time Levesque spent with his parents and siblings during the rare days the WWE wasn’t on the road.
Chyna first entered the WWE as a ‘bodyguard’ for male wrestlers like Triple H, who she dated for several years. Source:News Corp Australia. IT’S been almost five months since the WWE universe learnt of the shock death of the biggest female star in wrestling history, Chyna.
Laurer, who was billed as a six-foot powerhouse who could benchpress more than 140kg, debuted in Vince McMahon’s promotion as a bodyguard for Paul “Triple H” Levesque in February, 1997.
When did Chyna come out?
From the time she made her WWE debut as Chyna in 1997 to the moment this April when she posted a YouTube video of herself chugging a spinach smoothie just hours before a lethal drug overdose at age 46, Laurer always welcomed the spotlight. At times, some say, she craved it.
When Sato went to pick her up from jail, he says Laurer was telling the Japanese officers that she was a famous wrestler, that the WWE had cheated her out of money and that she was one of the biggest reasons for the company’s success. “She wanted to make sure everyone knew she’d been a star,” he says.
In some ways, this is how Joanie Laurer would’ve imagined her final send-off: the bedazzled urn, the $1,500-an-hour boat, the extravagant burial at sea just three miles from her home in Redondo Beach —all of it captured on film for a documentary about her life.
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Arriving unannounced with her infant daughter—whom she’d named Deztinee-Chyna —Bardon walked into a 600-square-foot apartment with no furniture. A blow-up mattress without sheets sat in the middle of the living room, and dirty clothes were strewn across the floor.
Laurer began training with Kowalski and wrestling for his independent promotion, where her first match was against a man dressed as a woman, complete with makeup, a blonde wig and a goofy ring name: Snooki.
