amber rose And Black Chyna are back and better than ever! The longtime friends, who admitted to having had a falling out before, reunited for ET.

Rose and Chyna, who now goes by Angela White, recently spoke with ET's Deidre Behar about their next chapter together, and opened up about their recent reconciliation.

“Amber had reached out and she said, 'Proud of you and your sobriety,'” Chyna told ET.

“Chyna is so much more than my friend. She's like my sister,” Rose explained. “So when your family member that you love, if you feel like you need to grow, they remain your family, and I think people don't understand that. We've always remained family, we just had to grow again and be our own for a while leave to come back and be better than ever.

As for what their relationship looks like today, Chyna shared that they have better communication.

“I feel like there's more open communication, just being open and honest, you know what I mean?” she said. “I feel like that's the most important thing and just being real. I feel like we've always been like that, but now it's like there's not a lot of noise.”

Chyna also believes there is something to the length of their friendship.

“To have a boyfriend for so long, it means a lot because a lot of people just fall out,” she said. “I am truly blessed to have Amber as a friend, and she has always been super motherly, loving and caring.”

In December 2023, Rose spoke to ET shortly after her reconciliation with Chyna.

“We weren't [close]actually for a long time. We had a fight, Chyna and I,” Rose admitted at the time. 'But I'm happy to say that I was with her all day yesterday. It's really nice to have her in my life again. I missed her so much. There were nights I cried for Chyna. She was like a sister to me.”

When asked what led to the argument, Rose simply replied, “I think we both needed to get our lives together so we could come back and be better than ever, and that's what we did.”

The longtime friends are teaming up with chef Bruno Serato to help him serve his 10 millionth meal to underprivileged children through his nonprofit Caterina's Club. The veteran chef was just honored with the 2024 President's Lifetime Achievement Award for his humanitarian efforts, and ET was in the kitchen with the trio as they prepared the meals.

“I meet so many people in my life, but those two girls are 10. One out of 10, they give us 10,” Chef Bruno told ET about Rose and Chyna.

Explaining why the case was important to the two friends, Rose shared, “Me and Chyna didn't grow up rich by any means, actually very poor. It's really important for us to be able to be in this position and give back.”