Ray J claims $6M settlement with Kim Kardashian in escalating legal battle

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Ray J alleges a $6 million settlement with Kim Kardashian was breached when the sex tape controversy resurfaced in her show.

Summary

Newly released documents suggest a $6 million confidential settlement between Ray J and Kim Kardashian, stemming from a prior agreement involving Disney and Hulu. This development occurs amidst an ongoing defamation lawsuit filed by Kardashian and Kris Jenner against Ray J over his claims of potential criminal conduct. Ray J countersued, alleging Kardashian violated the settlement by revisiting the sex tape controversy in her show, "The Kardashians." Kardashian and Jenner have vehemently denied the allegations, dismissing claims of a coordinated tape release as false. The legal battle continues, revolving around a long-standing and highly publicized controversy.

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