Blac Chyna is taking a break from dating

Blac - who attends the gym daily and is concentrating on nutrition - told People: "I'm taking a break from the love circuit. I'm giving all the love to myself.

"I'm like, 'If [love is] going to find me, it's going to find me,' but I need to heal myself. Because once I'm fully healed, when I do meet somebody, the man of my dreams, I'll be fully healed."

It comes months after Blac split from her 32-year-old fiance, songwriter-and-rapper Derrick Milano, in July 2025 - citing "growing in different directions" - after they got engaged in October 2024 following a year of dating.

Elsewhere in her interview, the rapper revealed her children - son King Cairo, 13, whom she has with her ex-partner, rapper Tyga, 36, and daughter Dream, nine, with her former flame, 38-year-old TV personality Rob Kardashian - do not care about social media.

Blac - who dated Tyga, real name Micheal Stevenson, from December 2011, got engaged in December 2012, but split in August 2014 - explained: "King and Dream, they don't care about Instagram or TikTok or any of these type of things at all. They don't care."

The TV star - who dated Rob from January 2016, got engaged in April that year, but separated in 2017 - added she wants her children to have as much normalcy in their lives as possible.

Blac said: "They're just being kids, and I'm letting them be kids. I'm not putting them in certain things to disturb their inner childhood.

"I'm keeping them sheltered, but not too sheltered, but just enough. You know?"

In January 2024, the star shared her appreciation for establishing a "splendid" co-parenting structure.

Blac - who shares equal custody of her children - told Entertainment Tonight: "We have structure. I think structure's key.

"I fought my way through it. It's done. I'm so excited. You have no idea. [It's working] splendid. I'm in a better place, my kids. Having a structure for me and stability for me is everything for me.

"Now everything else is going to trickle down because our foundation is strong."