Ryan Seacrest's Deposition Reveals Shocking Confessions About Blac Chyna's Reality Show — Details

Ryan Seacrest is weighing in on the ongoing court battle between the Kardashian-Jenner family and Blac Chyna.

According to a new report from Radar, the TV producer made some bombshell claims in his deposition, which the famous family is trying to get blocked from the jury.

As reported by the outlet, Seacrest — who is scheduled to take the stand in the trial — shockingly revealed in his deposition that he wanted Chyna's show with Rob Kardashian, Rob & Chyna, to move forward, despite the Kardashian-Jenner squad's claim that there was fear over Rob's safety as a result of the exes' explosive relationship.

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However, when Seacrest was asked about his opinion on Season 2 of the show moving forward, the American Idol host admitted: "I'm sure I would want it to go forward."

"I think, you know, I would wish success for everybody, but I can't remember exactly what my opinion was back then," he reportedly confessed. "My opinion would be they should always go forward. You know, I would always want the show to be successful to have another episode or another season."

He also revealed he personally did not have the power to cancel a show on his own.

However, the Kardashians are arguing that Seacrest's testimony is irrelevant to the case at hand, according to the publication.

As part of her lawsuit, Chyna claimed Kim Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, Kylie Jenner and Kris Jenner attempted to use their influence to get Rob & Chyna pulled from E!.

As OK! previously reported, the model accused Kris, 66, of contacting the producers of the show after her son's heated fight with Chyna back in 2016, telling network execs they should "ditch the b***h" while allegedly calling Chyna "stupid" and "really ghetto."

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Chyna's attorney claimed in court last week that Kris' daughters also tried getting Season 2 of the show cancelled, with Kylie, 24, allegedly agreeing to replace the show with her own series, Life of Kylie.

But the famous TV family has consistently denied the allegations, insisting that the network pulled the show because Rob and Chyna's relationship "grew too toxic," as OK! learned.

"[Chyna] said we killed the show because we are bad people... but look at what's going on behind the camera," the attorney for the family stated in court last week. "The family was on board with what was proposed... if they could work on their relationship. But it couldn't get fixed."

"The evidence will show you that this relationship was fraught with problems," the famous family's lawyer reportedly added. "The network was worried, but there were others too, who were worried...a mother, a sister and aunt. The truth they were worried about came true. This is a sad story because look where we are now."