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Blac Chyna Makes a Burger King Run After Confirming Pregnancy

Blac Chyna seen at Burger King out on her errands in Los Angeles.



Those pregnancy cravings tho! Blac Chyna was spotted making a Burger King run on Friday, May 7, shortly after news broke that she and fiancé Rob Kardashian are expecting their first child together.
The makeup artist, 27, pulled into a Los Angeles drive-thru with a pal in the passenger seat. She kept her face bare for the outing, and pulled her hair back in a ponytail topped with a pink cap.
Blac Chyna
Blac Chyna in L.A. Bauergriffin

Earlier in the day, both she and Kardashian, 29, announced their happy baby news via matching Blac Chyna baby bump emojis.
“She’s very happy,” Chyna’s rep confirmed exclusively.
This will be the first child for Kardashian and the second for Chyna, who shares a 3-year-old son, King Cairo, with her ex-fiancé Tyga, who is currently dating Kardashian’s half-sister Kylie Jenner.
The parents-to-be, who got engaged in April, are looking to tie the knot later this year, a source told Us.
“They want to get married toward the end of the summer,” the insider said. “Somewhere warm.”
Members of Kardashian’s family have yet to publicly congratulate the couple on their baby-to-be, though Tyga, 26, commented on Chyna’s Instagram post with a short “Congratulations” and an emoji.
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