A match made in reality TV heaven? Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna cry, fight and face their relationship troubles with the help of the Kardashian clan in an explosive new trailer for Rob & Chyna.
In the nearly two-minute clip above, the pair put the ups and downs of their romance on display for E! cameras. The main point of contention seems to be the sole male Kardashian brother, 29, “texting other females,” as his pregnant fiancée, 28, explains.
“I’m not f–king playing with you, why the f–k are you still texting bitches?!” Chyna screams at her groom-to-be during a heated phone call.
When Kardashian attempts to apologize by giving the video vixen a beautiful bouquet of flowers, she grabs the floral arrangement and angrily tosses it in their pool. “I don’t know why he thinkin’ it’s a game,” she says, causing her man to tear up.
Cut to Kardashian hanging out with Scott Disick, where the Arthur George sock designer laments, “The whole arguing is too much. [Chyna’s] too hot and I’m too hot.”
Later on in the preview, the Lashed Bar entrepreneur seemingly forgives Kardashian for communicating with other women and makes an effort to help him during a bout of depression. “What can I do to help?” she asks the once reclusive E! personality. “What really triggers you to go into a dark hole?”
The sneak peek also shows the couple — who are expecting a baby girl later this year — sitting down with Kim Kardashian, who seemingly steps in as a therapist for her younger sibling and his ladylove, formerly one of her closest pals. “Depression is a serious issue,” the Selfish author, 35, tells them. “What’s gonna happen when this baby is born?”
Rob’s momager, Kris Jenner, also offers counsel to her only son. “Everyone in new relationships argue,” she tells him in a separate scene.
At the end of the emotional preview, Chyna wonders if her future husband is in it for the long haul. “Do you really wanna spend the rest of your life with me?” she questions.
To see Rob’s response, watch the video above. Rob & Chyna premieres Sunday, September 11, at 9 p.m. ET.
