Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna have called it quits, again. According to People, the couple have reportedly ended their engagement and cancelled their wedding plans. Rob and Chyna, who welcomed their daughter Dream three months ago, are "trying to be mature about it", a source said. The insider added: "They split a while ago. The wedding plans are off. They are both trying to be mature about it. It was less dramatic this time."
Dream Kardashian smiles big for aunts Khloe and Kylie
Rob and Chyna went public with their romance in January 2016. They announced their engagement in April, but split just before Christmas, weeks after welcoming baby Dream. By New Year's the couple were back together, sharing loved-up photos as they rang in 2017. Kim Kardashian's younger brother and his fiancée also posted a sweet Instagram video on their anniversary, showing the couple kissing and cuddling.
© Photo: Getty ImagesChyna and Rob split for the first time in December
However, it seems that Chyna has since moved out of the couple's shared home, with her newborn daughter in tow. "Chyna is super fed up with Rob," the insider revealed. "He is always battling his own insecurities and is unstable. It's a major turn-off to her, and she thinks it's incredibly unhealthy for the baby and their family." The source added: "They're living separately and she's keeping Rob at arm's length, both from the baby and from her."
Chyna shows off bare tattooed baby bump
© Photo: InstagramThe parents welcomed their first child Dream in November
When Rob, 29, and Chyna, 28, split for the first time, the reality TV star shared a Snapchat video of his empty home. Filming the empty rooms, he was heard saying: "Chyna took the baby, took the whole nursery we built and Chyna took everything we built… But yeah I'm pretty upset and I'm pretty sad because it's about to be Christmas and I want to be with my baby." Chyna also has another son, four-year-old King Cairo, whose father is rapper Tyga. Tyga and Kylie Jenner have been in an on-off relationship since 2014.
