Celebrity Blac Chyna, whose real name is Angela Renee White, said in a recent interview that she changed her life by giving up OnlyFans, some of the tattoos she had, and other things because she realized that she was living in the fast lane and she had to take care of her young children.
White made the remarks during an interview on Fox News with fill-in host Raymond Arroyo late last week.
“Honestly, the life that I was living, it was fast paced, you know, money coming in, money going out,” she said. “I just honestly kept running into like, all these problems and these issues and this and that lawsuits. And I was like, you know what, like, I need a change, like, I have to change my life. I can’t be living like this. I have two beautiful babies, I have businesses. And I had to really just get back to myself, I kind of lost myself, honestly.”
White said that she made the decision to turn her life around on her birthday and that she started by getting baptized.
“And then from there, I just started putting in the work, you know, people have to also realize once you get baptized, you have to be willing to also change everything about you so you can start moving into the light,” she said.
White said that she decided to get some tattoos removed after reading the Bible.
“It’s so bizarre to me, because at the time, I didn’t see nothing wrong with it. And that’s like the issue,” she said. “You know, we don’t see things that we’re doing wrong, because we’re actually sitting in that moment. And I just started like praying to God, you know, and taking the proper steps going to church and just really focusing like on myself and my spirit.”
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RAYMOND ARROYO: On this Good Friday, I want to tell you a story of transformation, and redemption. If you look back at the last few years model Blac Chyna, was starring in tabloids, on OnlyFans, and stuck in some major public feuds. But now, she’s deactivated her OnlyFans account, she got baptized, and she’s even started going by her birth name: Angela Renee White. This week, she announced her latest achievement, getting her doctorate from a Bible college. Joining me now is Angela White. Angela, thank you so much for being here. Happy Easter or Holy Week anyway, what was the deciding factor for you to make this change? I mean, you were making great money, you achieved fame. Why did you give that life up?
ANGELA RENEE WHITE: I had to. Honestly, the life that I was living, it was fast paced, you know, money coming in, money going out. I just honestly kept running into like, all these problems and these issues and this and that and lawsuits. And I was like, you know what, like, I need a change, like, I have to change my life. I can’t be living like this. I have two beautiful babies, I have businesses. And I had to really just get back to myself, I kind of lost myself, honestly.
ARROYO: Was there one moment that you said, ‘I’ve got to I gotta change this now’? Was it one deciding moment?
WHITE: It was, I mean, the deciding moment was on my birthday. So, I got baptized on my birthday. And then from there, I just started putting in the work, you know, people have to also realize once you get baptized, you have to be willing to also change everything about you so you can start moving into the light.
ARROYO: Yeah and Angela, you talked about removing one of your tattoos on Instagram, I want to talk to you about this. … Angela, when did you realize how dangerous this was spiritually? And this wasn’t the only addition that you removed from your body, by the way.
WHITE: The more I started reading the Bible, you know, and it’s so bizarre to me, because at the time, I didn’t see nothing wrong with it. And that’s like the issue. You know, we don’t see things that we’re doing wrong, because we’re actually sitting in that moment. And I just started like praying to God, you know, and taking the proper steps going to church and just really focusing like on myself and my spirit.
ARROYO: Yeah, well, I love that it’s not only a spiritual transformation, but a physical one. I mean, you’ve had fillers in your face dissolve, you’re removing tattoos. What’s next for Angela White?
WHITE: What’s next for me? I’m gonna continue my journey with the Bible for sure. And just work on myself, just honestly work on myself, and work on my businesses and different ways of making income because the way that I was making an income wasn’t right. So now I have to like really just dive deep into my studies and to my work ethic.