Blac Chyna insists there is "no turning back" for her and Rob Kardashian

She said: "I'm glad I'm relieved of [Rob], but damn, why did I have to get relief in this way?"

But Chyna insists she isn't too upset over Rob's accusations she was unfaithful, took drugs, had him pay for cosmetic surgery and only had their daughter Dream, now eight months, to get back at former boyfriend Tyga, the father of her four-year-old son King Cairo, because she know the people who care about her know the truth.

She told People magazine: "When somebody that's actually been the closest to you says these things, other people are going to believe it.

"But the people that I actually care about, my family and friends, they're all I worry about. I'm not going to sit here and hide in my house over somebody else being hurt or jealous or insecure."

And the Lashed Cosmetics founder thinks coming through the online row proves she can deal with anything life throws at her.

she said: "I feel like God does certain things -- not to hurt you, but to show you your true strength.

"I feel like, if I can come out of this, I can come out of anything."

Chyna now just wants to focus on the future and raising her children.

She said: "I'm not going to take something that happened to me in the past into my future.

"First and foremost, I'm going to make myself happy because once I'm happy, then Dream can be happy and then King can be happy and then everybody else around me can be happy."