Blac Chyna's managers threaten to sue for $3 million in unpaid fees

The reality TV star reportedly owes the management team that propelled her into the spotlight at least $3 million in unpaid fees and now they're threatening to sue, TMZ reports.

Jason Alston and Lincoln Hayes of Infinite Grind Multimedia are dragging producers of her show with fiancé Rob Kardashian "Rob & Chyna" into the mix, noting that they could be sued, too, for paying Chyna while she's not paying them back, according to the gossip site.

Alston and Hayes claim Chyna — whose real name is Angela Renée White — signed a 10-year contract in 2007. Under the deal, Chyna is supposed to fork over 50% of whatever she makes during the 10-year period and she's not giving anything up, TMZ reported.

The producers at NBCUniversal, Ryan Seacrest Productions and Bunim/Murray Productions would likely have no obligation to pay what Chyna owes, TMZ reported, so it is unclear why the duo sent letters in reference to the millions owed.

"Rob & Chyna" first aired on E! in Sept. 2016. The series follows the engaged couple — who reportedly no longer lives together — in their relationship together and life with newborn baby, Dream.