Khloe Kardashian posts sweet video of niece Dream, 5, at pool party after beating mom Blac Chyna in $100M court battle

KHLOE Kardashian hosted a pool party for her daughter, True, and niece, Dream, which turned into a dance party.

The reality star shared a sweet video on her Instagram Stories of the cousins dancing in matching leopard-print bathing suits.

Khloe Kardashian hosted a pool party for her daughter, True and niece, DreamCredit: Getty

Khloe and Dream’s mother, Blac Chyna were embroiled in a legal battle after Chyna sued the Kardashian family for defamationCredit: Splash

Despite Chyna’s loss in the case, their daughters danced together during a playdate at Khloe’sCredit: Instagram / Khloe Kardashian

Khloe’s five-year-old daughter seems to have a close bond with her cousin as the duo moved their bodies to the music.

The Good American founder recorded the girls jumping out of her massive in-ground pool to partake in the dance session.

Dream, five, – whose parents are Khloe’s brother, Rob Kardashian, and his ex Blac Chyna – appeared to start the party, dancing alongside the pool.

Khloe’s daughter, True – who she shares with NBA star Tristan Thompson – soon joined the fun and began a solo performance on the pavement.

The Hulu star encouraged her only child to dance, though the tot seemed camera shy when she realized her mother was recording her.

She then hurried near her cousin and dove on a giant float in the shape of a Jeep in the pool.

Khloe joked from behind the camera: “Oh my goodness, a routine!” as the youngster returned to the water.

But both girls weren’t done dancing just yet, as they stood next to one another, copying each other’s dance moves.

The adorable pals wore nearly identical one-piece suits, though True’s had cut-outs along the sides and black bottoms.

True wore her curly dark hair in two ponytails, while Dream opted for one ponytail for her long locks.

Dream has been spending a lot of time with her father’s side of the family amid her mother’s court battle against the Kardashians.

COURT BATTLE

Rob’s ex sued the Kardashians for defamation and alleged interference with her E! contract in a $100million lawsuit and lost.

The jury reached a verdict favoring the famous family and dismissed Chyna’s claims that the stars had ruined her reality TV career.

Chyna claimed that the family plotted to get her E! show, Rob & Chyna, canceled after one season back in 2017.

A Sun reporter in the courtroom revealed that the jury had ruled that no damages would be awarded to the 33-year-old.

Despite not having to pay out damages, the jury concluded that the Kardashians had not acted “reasonably and in good faith to protect their own economic interests.”

Kim Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Khloe, and mom Kris Jenner, 66 – named in the suit – were present in the LA court for much of the case.

The court additionally decided all but Kylie’s conduct did “not prevent performance or make performance more expensive or difficult,” per the questions on the jury form.

Chyna’s attorney, Lynne Ciani, later told reporters outside of the courthouse they would be appealing the decision.

FIGHTING BACK

One day after the trial ended, Chyna marked her return to social media after suffering the major loss.

Chyna’s mom Tokyo Toni, whose real name is Shalana Hunter, started up a fundraising page to reel in enough money so that her daughter could fight back against the court’s decision.

The pair created the GoFundMe account for a court appeal but have only received $1,000 in donations thus far as of May 5th.

The fundraiser, titled Cheering for Blac Chyna, asks for a whopping $400,000.

After the verdict, Chyna also shared a message of support on her Instagram Stories from a friend who said she always acts in her daughter Dream’s “best interests.”

VIOLENT CLAIMS

The mom-of-two, however, is facing more legal charges over violent claims stemming from an alleged altercation at a bar.

The Los Angeles Police Department told TMZ that Chyna, 33, was “named as the suspect in a battery report” filed on May 6th, which police “are investigating.”

The alleged victim, Sequoya King, told the outlet she and Chyna “got into a verbal dispute which turned physical.”

According to the alleged victim, the incident occurred in the early hours of Friday morning at a bar in Los Angeles. 

Sequoya claimed the reality star “took her phone out of her hand” and “slammed” it to the ground – causing alleged “damage” to the device.

She also claimed Chyna “kicked her in the stomach, causing her to fall down,” per the outlet.

TMZ shared an image of the phone, which appeared to be cracked along both sides.

The alleged victim, Sequoya, spoke further on what happened, saying the incident in question began when Chyna “believed she was being recorded by people in the bar.”

Sequoya said Chyna “accused her of using the phone to record footage,” an allegation which the woman “denied.”

They then argued, and Chyna “took her phone from her hand and charged at her, kicking her in the stomach.”

Sequoya alleged that Chyna’s friends “pulled her away” and brought her into a vehicle to dissipate the situation.

The Sun reached out to Chyna’s team for comment but has not gotten a reply.

Chyna has vowed to appeal the decision and to fight back against the famous familyCredit: Getty

Chyna has since been ‘named as the suspect in a battery report’ after an alleged altercation at a barCredit: Getty