‘LHH’ Star Alexis Skyy, Blac Chyna Get Into Fight at L.A. Party, Ending With Skyy Ranting ‘Come Outside’ to Chyna on Instagram

Things went south over the weekend between “Love and Hip Hop” star Alexis Skyy and Blac Chyna after the two got into a physical altercation.

Skyy, 24, went on her Instagram Live on Saturday evening and recounted the details that led to the confrontation. She told fans she attended a party in L.A. with one of her friends when someone informed her that Blac Chyna, 30, was there and wanted to chill with her.

Alexis Skyy

photo courtesy @alexisskyy & @blacchyna/Instagram

Skyy said she walked over to Chyna’s party section and they had a couple of drinks together. Skyy said after their second alcoholic drink and some Red Bull, Chyna all of a sudden spazzed out and told the 24-year-old to “get the f–k up out my section.”

Skyy said she was confused as to why she had to leave and just decided to “get up,” but not before Chyna threw a drink at her.

“At that point when you want to throw a drink we start throwing hands,” the 24-year-old explained in her IG video. “Whatever happened, happened.”

Separate from Skyy’s account, a bystander caught some of the fracas on video and posted it to Instagram.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BsljRi8ldJr/

The “LHH” star said she was ultimately kicked out of the party after her fight with Chyna but refused to leave. She told her Instagram followers she waited outside for Chyna for a long time to finish what they started. Skyy also accused the 30-year-old of being a “crackhead” and posted messages on her Instagram Story threatening Chyna to “come outside.”

Alexis Skyy

@alexiskyy

“I’m not leaving LA until u see me!!” Skyy seemingly threatened. “I don’t have s–t else to say.”

The 24-year-old mother told Chyna to stay off of the drugs before deleting all videos and posts of the altercation.

Alexis SkyyChyna has yet to address the confrontation with Skyy, but fans sure had a lot to say.

“This fight looks ridiculous 🤦🏾‍♂️. 2019 not looking too good for some of yall!”

“They’re too pretty to be fighting I hope they squash their beef smh.”

“These women are dumb they both need to go home and take care of their kids. They fighting for nothing.”

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