Tokyo Toni says she’s building a case for restraining order against Tia Kemp, who threatens to Baker Act her [VIDEO]
The mother of Blac Chyna and the podcast co-host are locked in an escalating feud involving FBI visits, mental health threats, and legal posturing.
Tokyo Toni, the mother of media personality Blac Chyna, announced that she is “trying to build a case” for a restraining order against Tia Kemp. Rick Ross’ baby mama, Kemp is also her former co-host on the Zeus Network’s Aunt-Tea Podcast. Tokyo Toni alleges that Kemp has harassed her through repeated phone calls and direct messages. Kemp has responded by threatening to use Florida’s Baker Act to have Tokyo Toni involuntarily committed for psychiatric evaluation.
The conflict stems from Tokyo Toni’s harsh public comments about her daughter Blac Chyna in December 2025. After calling Chyna a “demon” and a “witch,” expressing regret over not aborting her, and making a disturbing Marvin Gaye reference, Tia Kemp publicly criticized Tokyo Toni’s behavior as “disgusting and sad.” What started as commentary on a mother-daughter dispute quickly turned into a direct feud between the two women.
The Conflict Has Roots in Their Time as Podcast Co-Hosts
Tokyo Toni and Tia Kemp co-hosted the Zeus Network’s Aunt-Tea Podcast alongside Karlissa Saffold Harvey, Blueface’s mother. What appeared to be a straightforward collaboration quickly became strained due to underlying personal and professional differences. Tokyo Toni has publicly claimed she received $125,000 more than her co-hosts, an assertion that Kemp and others have strongly disputed.
Tia Kemp later described Tokyo Toni’s conduct on the show as unprofessional. She accused her of sexualizing guests during episodes and repeatedly disparaging her own daughter, Blac Chyna, while the cameras were rolling. Tokyo Toni pushed back against these claims, emphasizing the pay disparity and issuing hints at physical confrontation. These exchanges created visible tension throughout the podcast’s run and highlighted deep-seated resentments between the two women.
By late 2024, the friction had already spilled beyond the studio. The pair engaged in a public exchange filled with insults and direct threats. Kemp warned about Tokyo Toni’s behavior, while Tokyo Toni responded in a confrontational manner. This earlier clash served as a clear precursor to the current situation. The tensions that originated during their time as co-hosts provided the foundation for the more serious feud now unfolding, transforming professional disagreements into a deeply personal conflict involving public accusations and legal threats.
FBI Agents Visited Tokyo Toni’s Home Last Month
Last month, Tokyo Toni reported that FBI agents visited her residence in connection with her online statements about her daughter Blac Chyna. She expressed surprise at the visit, explaining that the agents did not arrest her but instead asked questions to gather information about her public comments. Tokyo even shared videos of the encounter. In subsequent video statements, Tokyo Toni directly accused Tia Kemp of “snitching” by contacting federal authorities and prompting the investigation.
Tokyo Toni referred to Kemp and others involved as “hot […] snitches.” She maintained that she had not committed any actionable offense and appeared frustrated by what she viewed as an unwarranted escalation. Kemp did not publicly confirm or deny any role in contacting the FBI. Instead, she responded defiantly, stating she wanted “all the smoke” and was prepared to “tussle on-site.” Tokyo Toni accepted the challenge, signaling that the conflict had moved beyond words.
The FBI visit marked a significant turning point in the feud. A disagreement that began as verbal exchanges between former podcast co-hosts had now drawn the attention of federal law enforcement. Tokyo Toni’s belief that Kemp was responsible for involving the authorities became a central grievance. This development intensified the personal animosity between the two women and shifted the nature of their dispute from public insults to a more serious conflict involving potential legal consequences.
Restraining Order vs Baker Act: The Current Escalation
This weekend, Tokyo Toni announced that she was “trying to build a case” against Tia Kemp. She cited repeated harassment through phone calls and direct messages as the basis for her actions and stated her intention to file a restraining order. Tokyo Toni also referenced potential self-defense measures, saying she would pursue legal avenues “before killing” Kemp “in self-defense.”
To strengthen her position, Tokyo Toni publicly solicited information from others who claimed to have received similar harassing calls or messages from Kemp. This call for public assistance indicates she is working to establish a documented pattern of behavior. Under Florida law, a restraining order generally requires evidence of stalking, repeated harassment, or a credible threat of violence.
Tia Kemp responded swiftly and forcefully by threatening to invoke Florida’s Baker Act against Tokyo Toni. The Baker Act is a state statute that allows for the involuntary examination and potential placement of an individual in a psychiatric facility for evaluation. This can occur if the person is believed to be a danger to themselves or others due to mental illness. Kemp presented the Baker Act as a more suitable response than immediate police involvement, suggesting that Tokyo Toni’s behavior pointed to a need for mental health intervention rather than traditional legal punishment.
This exchange of legal threats has pushed the feud into a new and more serious phase, with both women pursuing entirely different forms of action.
The Baker Act Threat Shifts the Conflict to Mental Health
Tia Kemp’s decision to invoke Florida’s Baker Act represents a major escalation in the feud. Instead of responding with traditional legal threats, Kemp has positioned Tokyo Toni’s behavior as a mental health matter requiring professional intervention. She has framed the Baker Act as a more compassionate alternative to law enforcement, suggesting Tokyo Toni needs psychiatric evaluation and help rather than punishment.
The Baker Act allows for involuntary examination and potential placement in a psychiatric facility when an individual is believed to pose a danger to themselves or others due to mental illness. By raising this option, Kemp has shifted the nature of the conflict from personal insults to questions about Tokyo Toni’s mental stability.
Tokyo Toni has not issued a detailed public response to the Baker Act threat. She continues to focus on gathering evidence for her planned restraining order, citing alleged harassment through phone calls and messages. The two women are now pursuing fundamentally different legal strategies: Tokyo Toni seeking protection based on claims of harassment, while Kemp advocates for involuntary psychiatric commitment.
As of press time, no public records show that either woman has filed formal legal action. The dispute remains largely verbal and digital, conducted through social media videos and posts. However, the specific nature of these threats indicates both parties are preparing for potential real-world legal consequences.
Tokyo Toni’s “Marvin Gaye” Threat Against Blac Chyna Outweighs Public Sympathy
Public reaction to the feud between Tokyo Toni and Tia Kemp has been sharply divided across Instagram and other platforms. Many commenters express deep concern over Tokyo Toni’s original statements about her daughter Blac Chyna, particularly the Marvin Gaye reference. Others view the ongoing drama as entertainment, treating it like a reality television saga.
Comments reflect this split. One user wrote, “She said she would Marvin Gaye her own daughter. That’s not a joke. That’s a threat.” Another stated, “Tokyo Toni has been saying wild stuff about Chyna for years. Someone needs to intervene.” A third added, “Tia Kemp is not a saint either. She knows what she’s doing.”
Additional reactions highlight broader context. Several users pointed to the women’s history on the Aunt-Tea Podcast, with comments like “This goes back to that messy podcast energy” and “Both of them are doing too much for clout.” Concerns about family impact appeared frequently, such as “Think about Blac Chyna and those kids having to see this” and “This is sad for the whole family.” On the lighter side, others posted, “Y’all playing but I believe Tokyo really would 😂” and “Tia gotta be stopped man 😂.”
Discussions often reference past personal struggles and the pattern of public celebrity family conflicts. While some call for intervention, many dismiss the exchanges as two personalities seeking attention and engagement through social media.
No Legal Action Has Been Taken as Feud Continues
The conflict between Tokyo Toni and Tia Kemp remains active on social media, with both women continuing to issue statements through videos and posts.
The feud highlights a familiar pattern in modern celebrity disputes, where personal grievances quickly escalate through public platforms. Whether this situation results in actual legal action or remains digital drama, it continues to draw significant public attention and raises questions about family dynamics and mental health in the spotlight.