Kris Jenner claims her family kept Blac Chyna's alleged threats against Kylie internal

The Kardashian-Jenner family matriarch testified in Los Angeles Superior Court about Chyna's alleged threats against her youngest daughter.

Kris Jenner dropped a massive bombshell during her testimony on the third day of the Kardashian-Jenner family's trial against Blac Chyna.

Kris, 66, testified in Los Angeles Superior Court on Thursday that she heard from her daughter Kylie and her now ex-boyfriend, Tyga, who is also the father of Chyna's 9-year-old son, King Cairo, that Chyna had allegedly threatened to kill Kylie, 24, and was physically abusive toward Tyga.

When asked about an earlier deposition where she discussed Chyna's alleged threats, Kris told the court on Thursday, "I think it was what Kylie and Tyga told me."

When asked how often Chyna, real name Angela White, allegedly threatened her youngest daughter, she replied, "You'd have to ask Kylie." Kris then told the jury that she never reported the threats to the police because "we kept it internal between the family."

At the time, the Kardashians star also stated that she was unconcerned about the allegations. "There were so much of things going on," she explained. "There was only lot of drama, which I am used to in my family."

In a 2017 filing obtained by NEWS, Chyna claimed she has suffered "significant damages" due to Rob's social media rampage. He shared graphic and expletive-laden content about Chyna, including three naked photos, while accusing her of drug/alcohol abuse and infidelity.

Dueto the lawsuit, Chyna also claimed that the nude photo scandaly  and influence from the Kardashian family led to the cancellation of her reality show Rob & Chyna on E!.

The parents of Dream, a 5-year-old girl, appeared in the show for one season. However, a representative for the network told Variety that Rob & Chyna had "not been in production for several months, also the series is not currently on the E! Schedule. "