Blac's exes have both made donations to a GoFundMe page established to cover the medical expenses of her house manager Lorena 'Patty' Hernandez as well as help her three children.
- Jan 19, 2018
AceShowbiz - Blac Chyna's house manager is currently dealing with a serious medical emergency, and the star's exes have come together to support financially. Both Rob Kardashian and Tyga have made donations to a GoFundMe page published to cover the medical expenses of Lorena "Patty" Hernandez, who recently suffered a brain hemorrhage, as well as help her three children.
Rob, who shares one-year-old daughter Dream with Blac, donated $10,000. Meanwhile, Tyga, who is the father of the former stripper's five-year-old son King Cairo, contributed $5,000 under his real name, Michael Stevenson.
Blac herself has yet to make a public donation, but she has "been keeping [Patty's] children at her house just to help out, this has actually been going on since before Christmas. It's really heartbreaking and everybody is trying to help out as much as possible right now especially Chyna," a rep for the Lashed Bar founder said in a statement.
"Rob & Chyna" fans might remember Patty from an episode of the reality TV show in which the then-couple celebrated her birthday. She initially suffered "a stroke that left her partially blind" in July 2017, explains the GoFundMe page. She was "diagnosed ... with a brain AVM arteriovenous malformation that was present since birth." It also reveals that Patty was pregnant at the time of the stroke.
"[Doctors] advised a pregnancy termination, but due to the fact that doctors were not guaranteeing her health, she decided to proceed with the pregnancy. Despite the complication her AVM produced which included: severe headaches, [dizziness], a higher risk pregnancy, and [doctors] advised no work, but that was not an option for Patty who had her 3 kids depending on her [sic]," it reads.
Patty then suffered "a severe head bleed that left her unconscious" on December 18, 2017, the page reveals. "After a cat scan and a couple of days, Patty was finally stable and [doctors] advised to terminate her pregnancy lowering the chances of another head bleed because another head bleed would leave her [permanently] disabled or dead. Patty's pregnancy was sadly terminated on December 28, 2017."
Earlier this month, on January 11, Patty suffered another seizure, which left her in a coma. An officer with the Los Angeles City Fire Department has confirmed that officers received a call for a "medical aide request" and "one ambulance transported a patient to a local hospital." The call for help came from Blac's Lashed Salon in Encino, California, at 5:20 P.M. The officer hasn't given any other details.
