The Kardashians have petitioned the court to dismiss Blac Chyna

The Kardashian also Jenner family's attorney argued in court documents obtained by the news that "Ms. White's unsupported and wildly speculative claims for damages fine not be allowed to go to the jury."

Blac Chyna's economic and emotional distress claims in her lawsuit against the Kardashian-Jenner family have been dismissed by the Los Angeles Superior Court.

The family's attorney, Michael G. Rhodes, argued in court documents obtained by the news that Chyna (born Angela White) has provided "no documentary evidence, economic analysis, or expert testimony" to support her claims.

"These claims were absurd before trial," said Rhodes, who is representing Kim Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, and Kris Jenner in the case. "Now that Plaintiff has testified fully and has no additional testimony or evidence on her damages to offer; Defendants respectfully submit that entering such an instruction would be a vastly inadequate remedy."

Rhodes also claimed that Chyna, 33, failed to provide any accounting to back up her request for $109,635,021 in economic damages and $36,000,000 in general damages for emotional distress.

The document states that "Ms. White's unsupported and wildly speculative claims for damages must not be allowed to go to the jury." According to the paper, Chyna stated in her testimony that she "very much appreciated" Kris, 66, for her efforts in getting Rob & Chyna on the air and for providing her with a place to live.

She also admitted that her ex, Rob Kardashian, who is not named in her claims for economic damages, harmed her reputation "the most."

Since 2017, Chyna has been involved in a legal battle with the Kardashians. That October, she sued Rob, 35, and his family, accusing them of tarnishing her brand and verbally and physically abusing her.

Rob leaked naked photos of Chyna on Instagram, prompting this lawsuit. Unfortunately, Rob was also on a social media binge.