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Companies owned by the Kardashians filed legal documents to block Blac Chyna, from trademarking the Kardashian name for use. Although her lawyer Walter Mosley reacted, saying he was “shocked” to learn that the request was being opposed but he was going to diligently continue the case, it is being reported that the sisters had no idea and their manager/mother, Kris Jenner has reached out to settle the issue. TMZ reports:

Blac Chyna got railroaded by the Kardashians attorneys -- not the K sisters themselves -- in her effort to trademark herself as a member of the fam ... and now Kris Jenners doing damage control. 

Sources close to BC tell TMZ ... Kim, Kourtney, and Khloe reached out to her and assured her their lawyers were following standard ops when they filed docs to block Chynas application to trademark "Angela Renee Kardashian" -- not singling her out. The assurances were necessary after the language the lawyers used. We broke the story ... the docs said all 3 sisters would "suffer damage including irreparable injury to their reputation and goodwill" if Chyna got the green light to use the Kardashian name in entertainment. 

Were told Kris personally told Chyna theres no beef ... it was a simple mix-up and shes calling off the legal eagles. For now, everyones saying the right things to make Chyna feel better about the legal diss -- but, fact is, her trademark still hasnt been approved. Until it is ... its a lot of lip service.

UK politician, Michelle Thompson, moved colleagues to tears when she told them that she was raped at the age of 14 by a man she knew.

She made this revelation in the House of Commons, telling them that the man who raped her was someone she knew and trusted and the incident occurred one evening when he offered to walk her home.

"He told me he wanted to show me something in a wooded area and at that point, I must admit, I was alarmed. I did have a warning bell - but I overrode that warning bell because I knew him and therefore there was a level of trust in place.” The former professional musician recounted. She recalled walking home afterwards crying and in shock.

As with most rape cases, Ms. Thompson said she told no one about it but kept it bottled up and she blamed herself for what had happened.

 "I felt I was spoiled and impure and really felt revulsion towards myself.”

She has now come to terms with the incident and bravely stated;

 “I am not a victim, I’m a survivor.”