Blac Chyna has been on a journey of self-discovery lately, doing things that only serve her mind, body, and spirit — that includes reversing some old cosmetic surgeries to match the woman she is today.
During a recent candid interview with Entertainment Tonight, Blac Chyna revealed that people would assume things about her solely because of her looks. Ultimately, she believes the procedures didn't represent who she was "internally."
"You have to think about it like this," Blac Chyna said. "Whatever we put on the outside is the first thing. I could look at you and make any assumption right until you start speaking to me."
"So my thing is before you even start talking to me or give me a chance I want you to see, 'Okay this is a well-rounded woman.'"
"Not with these types of boobs, and a big butt, and the big lips. It’s just like, ‘Ahh.’ It put me in this category when that's really not who I am internally."
This news comes not long after Blac Chyna documented dissolving her facial fillers from her cheeks and jawline...
...as well as her decision to remove her breast implants and her silicone butt injections. She used it as a teaching lesson to spread awareness about the dangers surrounding silicone injections, which she first got when she was 19.
The entrepreneur and socialite, whose real name is Angela White, admitted that influencing and setting trends are what drew her to getting those procedures.
"Even from my cheek piercings that I had, all the girls went and got that,” she said. “I used to have the super low bangs, all the girls loved that."
"The tattoos and this and that and it's, like, one of those things to where it's like, 'Hey, look at me.’ Once you get to that 'Hey look at me' point it's like, 'What then?'"
Along with her physical transformation, Blac Chyna is also making changes to her everyday life. That includes ensuring the people and things she associates herself with radiate positivity.
“My house is clean and you know what I mean by clean, it’s not like a lot of different people around. I’m more calm, I’m way more calm,” she added. “I feel like my spirit is way more sensitive."
