Blac Chyna says her kids King and Dream weren't fazed by her breast- and butt-reduction surgeries

• Blac Chyna said her kids were unfazed by her recent surgeries on Friday's "Sway in the Morning."
• Chyna said her kids simply said "OK" when she told them about her procedures.

Blac Chyna, whose birth name is Angela White, revealed that her kids didn't have much of a reaction to her recent breast- and butt-reduction surgeries.

While speaking on Sirius XM's radio show "Sway in the Morning" on Friday, the model, 34, described the conversation she had with her children following her procedures.

"When I came back from my surgery, they're like, 'So, why you laying like that?'" Chyna said. "I'm like, 'Mommy just had surgery.' They're like, 'So, what did you get?' I'm like, 'I got my boobies and my butt smaller.'"

To that, Chyna said her kids just said "OK."

Chyna has two children: King Cairo, 10, who she shares with Tyga; and Dream, 6, who she had with Rob Kardashian.

According to Chyna, her daughter, Dream, was more fascinated by her mom's shorter nails than anything else.

"When Dream saw my nails, she was like, 'Your nails!'" Chyna said. "Because she looks up to me and every time she's like, 'I can't wait 'til I get older so I can get long nails, Mommy.'''

"So, now when she sees my nails, she's like, 'Ooh, you have short nails. I like your nails.' It's more relatable to her and showing her that you don't have to have long nails."

According to a March 13 Instagram video, her breast- and butt-reduction surgeries are just two parts of what Chyna has called her "life-changing journey," which involves other modifications to her physical appearance.

In March, she revealed that she'd had her facial filler removed, saying it was "time for a change." Then, in a video posted to Instagram, the TV personality revealed she'd be removing her tattoos, including one of Baphomet, a deity that's often associated with the occult.

"I don't want anything negative or demonic on my body anymore," Chyna said in the video.

In addition to her physical changes, Chyna has also chosen to go by her birth name, Angela White.

"Well, it was given to me by birth, but mostly for me it's getting back to myself," Chyna told Forbes earlier this month.