Tokyo Toni says federal agents visited her home after comments she made about her daughter, Blac Chyna, during a recent livestream sparked concern online.
In a video circulating on social media, two apparent officers can be seen speaking with Toni and asking her about remarks she made during an earlier livestream in which she referenced “Marvin Gaye” while discussing her daughter.
Toni claimed the situation escalated after blogger Armon Wiggins shared her comments online.
“I don’t even talk. She’s demonic and weird and all that s–t,” Toni said in the video. “Listen, she is very demonic.”
When one of the officers asked whether the social media post had been altered, Toni replied, “No. They didn’t put a fake post.”
She insisted, however, that she had not threatened Blac Chyna and said the language she used was “a metaphor.”
Toni also told the officers that Chyna, whose real name is Angela White, has lived in California for 14 years.
The controversy began after Toni said during a livestream, “I will ‘Marvin Gaye’ her.” The phrase appeared to reference singer Marvin Gaye, who was fatally shot by his father in 1984.
In another clip from the livestream, Toni said, “I can’t stand her a–. I wish I got an abortion.”
Toni and Chyna have had a strained relationship for years, frequently speaking publicly about their disagreements. Chyna first rose to fame as a model and reality television personality before launching beauty and business ventures.