KARDASHIAN fans have slammed Tokyo Toni for her behavior and language used in front of her six-year-old granddaughter.
Tokyo, Blac Chyna’s mother, was seen in a TikTok on Sunday that showed her arguing back and forth with an Amazon Alexa.
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Chyna, 34 – whose real name is Angela White – gave birth to Dream in 2016.
In the video, uploaded by TikTok user @misstokyot0ni, Tokyo held Dream in her arms as the Alexa interrupted the duo’s conversation.
Tokyo, 51, wore in a white T-shirt and a pair of large, gold hoop earrings, while Dream rocked an adorable tie-dye shirt.
“Alexa, stop talking,” Dream first told the device after it interrupted Dream as she spoke to her grandma.
After a split cut, the next clip only showed Tokyo as she took a bite of food while increasingly getting annoyed with the Alexa.
“Alexa, get the f**k on,” she said. “I’m telling you b***h, you better move on.”
“Alexa I’ma punch you in your f**king jaw,” she continued. “Get outta here. Scram.”
While the daughter of Chyna and Rob Kardashian was out of frame, she was then heard telling her grandma that “it doesn’t work like that.”
After the Alexa kept responding to her, Tokyo proceeded to tell the virtual assistant to “f**k off” and “scram b***h” before adding: “F**k you in your mother’s a**.”
She even told the device to “kill yourself” before Dream could be heard again off-camera, but seemingly close by as her grandmother continued to argue back and forth.
The end of the compilation video showed Tokyo picking Dream back up to sit on her lap.
While some fans found the video funny, others took to the comments section to show their disapproval of Tokyo’s language in front of a child.
‘IN FRONT OF DREAM?’
One user commented: “Some people shouldn’t be around kids.”
“Those insults infront of a kid?” a second asked.
A third wrote: “My god, the language in front of the grand baby.”
“Wow! Talking like that around her grandchild,” a fourth said.
A fifth commented: “That language and with Dream there! Wow.”
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“This why kris don’t want Dream around her,” another wrote, referring to Dream’s other grandmother, Kris Jenner.
A TIKTOK DUO
In a second recent TikTok video, Dream was seen running away from her grandmother in another chaotic clip.
Tokyo filmed a TikTok live with her granddaughter while sitting at a kitchen counter.
Dream could be seen in the background backing on the glass doors leading out to a backyard.
Tokyo yelled: “You better stop banging on that window! Stop it.”
The clip then cut to Tokyo walking back to her seat after standing up and saying to her granddaughter: “I ain’t tickling you no more.
“You better leave me alone.”
She then walked over to the glass door and yelled in a mock-scary voice, “Come here little Dreamy!” as Dream screamed and ran away.
Tokyo repeated, “Come here little Dreamy!” as Dream could be heard yelling, “Mommy!” out of shot.
CHYNA’S BABY DADDIES
Along with Dream, Chyna also has a son, King, with her rapper ex, Tyga.
The model recently talked about her co-parenting dynamics with her baby daddies.
When talking about her plastic surgery reversal on the radio show Sway In The Morning, she was asked if Tyga and Rob had any opinions on her makeover.
She admitted that she “hadn’t heard anything” from them yet.
“We’re changing,” she explained.
“I’m pretty sure that they see it and every day we’re changing. We’re getting older and I’m grateful for my kids.
“I’ll always have that respect for them and vice verse. All I ask for is respect.”
The mom of two also spoke highly of her children.
The star said: “They’re so smart. Dream is so beautiful, King is so handsome. And they love each other so much! They love each other so much, it’s just awesome.”
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