Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna are set to receive $1 million for the first pictures of their baby.

Meanwhile, Blac has claimed her relationship with Rob's family is "fantastic".

Although the reclusive reality TV star's family were initially reported to be furious when he started dating Blac - who had been locked in a long-running feud with his sister Kylie Jenner - the former model insists that things between them all are perfect.

Rob and Blac got engaged after just a few months of dating and announced Blac's pregnancy in April but she insists that they are in no rush to wed.

She told Entertainment Tonight: "We're taking things slow. Everyone's happy! Things with Rob's family are fantastic."

Blac, 28, already has a three-year-old son King Cairo, whose father is Tyga, the ex-boyfriend of Rob's sister Kylie, 18 and it was previously claimed that the Kardashians were concerned that Rob, 29, would "shut them out" if they didn't try and accept his wife-to-be.

A source said: "The family in general still feels Rob's relationship with Chyna is very rushed. They were hoping that Chyna would be more like a rebound. Someone who was able to help Rob, but that he then would move on. They never expected an engagement and a baby.

"Rob has made it clear though that this is what he wants. He seems very happy. The family knows that they need to be on his side, or he will shut them out. They are really playing by Rob's rules now."

The relationship between Rob and Blac was said to be particularly "difficult" for his mother Kris Jenner but it is good "from a business aspect" as it will make fantastic viewing on their E! reality show 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians'.

The insider added: "Kris has had a difficult time with the whole situation. It's definitely been frustrating for her. But the baby will be welcomed. Just like with Kris' other grandkids, Rob's baby will be loved and spoiled.

"From a business aspect, Rob's new life is great for the show. They have had some problems coming up with new storylines. Rob's baby is great."