Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna have reached a settlement in their revenge porn lawsuit

• Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna have settled in Chyna's revenge porn lawsuit against Kardashian.
• The trial was set to start Monday with jury selection but now reportedly will not need to occur.

Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna reached a settlement Monday in Chyna's revenge porn lawsuit against Kardashian, court documents reviewed by Insider show.

The exes narrowly avoided a court trial which was set to begin with jury selection on Monday morning.

The terms of the settlement remain unclear, with the notice from the judge stating that a notice of settlement is forthcoming.

The former couple is due to appear to discuss the settlement on the morning of August 12, according to court documents.

Chyna is suing Kardashian for posting nude photos of her online without her consent in 2017 following their ended engagement.

Last week a judge rejected a last-ditch settlement effort in which Kardashian's team claimed he and Chyna had reached a tentative settlement, which she backed out of in the eleventh hour.

Judge Gregory Alarcon rejected a motion from Kardashian's team that would have enforced settlement terms negotiated by the lawyers. The case was set to be moved to trial Monday before the last-minute deal was reached.

In July 2017, Chyna secured a restraining order against Kardashian, in which she said he went on an online revenge porn tirade.

Kardashian shared a photo of Chyna in the hospital during the outburst, appearing to publicly shame her for an alleged weight loss surgery.

Chyna sued multiple members of the Kardashian family in October 2017, claiming that Rob was "an abuser set on destroying her," for posting the photos and sharing them publicly without her consent. Chyna claimed that Kardashian violated a California law against sharing nonconsensual explicit photos.

Attorneys for Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian did not respond to Insider's request for comment.