The media personality most know as Blac Chyna talks about his journey to sobriety and his recent engagement with music creator Derrick Milan.

Now living by her birth name, Angela Whitethe proud achievement is the latest chapter in the former reality star's journey to healing and connecting with herself, while also showing the world who White really is as a person, not just a title.

A beaming Blac Chyna (White seems to be fine with being called by her stage name) recently sat down to talk about her road to sobriety, which she says wasn't always easy.

"In the past, when I would try (to get sober), I would relapse," White said, noting that it would usually be around four to six months.

“This time,” she continued, “I just let it go. Things that would normally trigger me, I would just cut it off – (because) you have to put yourself first.”

"It feels good," she said. “(I feel) clear.”

White, a mother of two, also acknowledged the importance of being in a better place for the benefit of others as part of her reasons for staying sober.

"You have to put yourself first," specified the 31-year-old, "and then (you can) take care of the people around you." If you don't take care of yourself, how can you take care of (someone) else?”

To keep her focused, White now emphasizes good exercise and good food.

"I ate well," she says with a smile. “It (really) works.”

The conversation soon turned to White's recent engagement to Milan, which, as reported here The Blastpopped the question this October, a year after they started dating.

White says she had no idea what her husband-to-be was up to when he got down on one knee in front of a supportive crowd during Howard University's Homecoming game.

"So I just looked at him for a second (inaudible)," she recalled.

“I forgot the crowd was there,” White continued, “and it was just me and Derrick. I had to soak it all in.”

Milano, who accompanied White to the interview, admitted how "difficult" it was to keep his sweet intentions a secret.

"Everyone wants to tell Angela everything, so I (had to make sure) people (said they could) keep it tight," he shared.

Some of the first to hear the good news were White's children, eight-year-old Dream, her daughter with Rob Kardashian, and 12-year-old Cairo, the son she shares with rapper Tyga.

"When I told them, they were excited," White noted, adding, "I got good responses from them!"

White's continued transformation follows her choice to convert to Christianity sometime in 2022.

After her baptism, she deleted her OnlyFans account and canceled most of the plastic surgery she had done since her rise to fame.

Perhaps one of the most endearing depictions of White's evolution was featured in the Lifetime documentary, "Where's Wendy Williams?", which focused on the former talk show host who was said to be struggling with sobriety. A statement released before the broadcast revealed that Williams had been diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia.

As seen in the documentaries, White makes a surprise visit to Williams' apartment during a visit to New York and engages warmly with her, suggesting moments of vulnerability in both women.

White spoke about their relationship earlier this year, which first led to Williams repeatedly speaking negatively about her during her Hot Topics segments.

"I (ended up) doing the show and as we're sitting there on the set, she said, 'We're going to dinner tonight,'" White recalled.

“I really wanted him to see me, (so) we ordered so much food (and) had a great time.”

On her first anniversary of sobriety, an emotional White was stunned when her mother Tokyo Toni surprised her during an appearance on The Tamron Hall Show.

Previously estranged, the two reconnected long before their on-camera date, but White couldn't help but be proud of how far the two have come in their relationship.

"I never thought I'd get to this point," said a tearful White. "That's what moms are for."

Recently, Tony, still as fiery as ever, went to bat for her daughter when her ex claimed White had physically assaulted him.

"I got there, and I beat your mother-king ass," she said in a message on social media, "(and) I'm going to do it again on your mother-king ass!"