Rob Kardashian Throws Dream Huge Birthday Party Without Blac Chyna Amid Money Drama

15 November 2018, 12:49

Rob Kardashian and his sisters Kim, Kylie, Khloe and Kourtney threw Dream a magical fairy-themed party for her 2nd birthday. However, Rob's ex-fiancé - and Dream's mother - Blac Chyna was nowhere to be seen.

Rob Kardashian threw his 2-year-old daughter Dream a fairytale themed party for her birthday amid his ongoing child support battle with Blac Chyna.

The 31-year-old was joined by older sisters Kim, Khloe and Kourtney and younger sister Kylie Jenner, who all documented the lavish bash on social media.

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Dream, who turned two-years-old on 10th November, was dressed in baby blue tulle dress with flowers in her hair, which matched the woodland fairy-themed decorations.

A table was laden with sweet treats and a giant birthday cake, while a teepee stood in the middle of the room where Dream and her cousins Penelope, North, Mason, Reign, Chicago and Saint all played.

Dream snuggled up to her aunt Khloe. Picture: Instagram

The decadent party was fairytale themed. Picture: Instagram

The table was laden with treats. Picture: Instagram

Dream was gifted a sparkling blue miniature Bentley for her big day. Her mother, Blac Chyna, did not appear to be present at the party.

The 30-year-old social media personality, who split up with Rob last year following an on-again-off-again relationship, threw shade her ex-fiancé yesterday amid claims he can longer pay child support.

Rob reportedly filed to lower his $20,000 child support for Dream, to which Chyna replied by showing off her luxury cars in a video captioned, “Work hard, Play harder! My s***! No Help! No Child Support! Stop the F***ing Lies!”

Rob allegedly claimed that the restraining order she filed last year caused him damage financially. He also claims that the former stripper earns more money than him, with her net worth allegedly racking in at $1.4 million.

The pair are scheduled to meet with a judge in December to make a final decision.