Ray J slams Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian over the infamous sex tape. Image Source: XXL Magazine
Ray J slams Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian over the infamous sex tape which was released in 2007.
Ray J took to his social media account to call out Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian for the 2007 infamous sex tape and accused them of lying about their involvement.
Ray J decided to put the mother-daughter on blast after Kris Jenner, along with Kylie Jenner, appeared on The Late Late Show With James Corden and took a polygraph test and was asked if she was involved or helped Kim Kardashian release her sex tape. There have been rumors since 2007 that Kris Jenner orchestrated the entire thing to make her daughter famous. Kris Jenner answered the question with a "no" and the man confirmed that she was telling the truth, and Kris replied that she was glad that they had cleared that up.
According to TMZ, Steve Hirsch, president of Vivid Entertainment, the business that published the film, previously acknowledged that Kris Jenner had never interacted with him over the distribution of the sex tape between Kim and Ray. However, Ray J is speaking out about it once more and claiming that there were two separate sex recordings, not just one.
He continued in a 44-minute video that one of the sex tapes was shot in Cabo and another in Santa Barbara, and mentioned that not only Kris Jenner had asked them to shoot the sex tape but she had handpicked the one where Kim Kardashian looked the best and admitted that there was another sex tape titled, "intro." The singer also went on to detail how Kim Kardashian was also involved in the process and mentioned that in his original contract with the adult entertainment distributor, he gave Vivid Entertainment the right, but Kim allegedly wrote the section describing the three tapes. The text on the contract, which outlines the footage, and Kim's handwriting in the message, according to Ray J, are identical. Ray J also posted images of a handwritten note he claimed to have gotten from Kim.
Ray J further shared the texts between him and Kanye West, Kim Kardashian's ex-husband during his live, where the two of them had discussed the sex tape when it was once again brought up in the public and the contract between him and the Kardashians following the tape’s release in 2007. In an incident that was included in the first episodes of the Hulu reality series The Kardashians, Ray J claimed that Kim and Kris signed the contract in his place and that Kanye was trying to get any unwatched sex tapes back along with this problematic agreement. The musician had also provided DMs between him and Kim Kardashian in which the businesswoman for beauty apologized and explained to Ray J why she had said certain things on her program that had angered him.
Ray J had previously stated that he was going to seek out help legally but later mentioned that he felt like he needed to speak out and wanted Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian to admit that they were involved in the process of the tape’s release. The singer previously told the Daily Mail that he never leaked the sex tape after the tape was brought back into the discussion for the first season of The Kardashians and said that the original tape was a deal and a partnership between Kris, Kim, and him. Ray J said at the time that once he had pitched the idea of a sex tape to Kim Kardashian, just playing around a little bit, Kim Kardashian involved her mother, Kris Jenner, and things went out of his hands.
It was previously reported by Entertainment Tonight that Kris Jenner did not negotiate the sex video arrangement with Kim Kardashian. Vivid Entertainment, Kim, Ray J, and their attorneys haggled over the agreement. According to reports, in addition to the initial payment, Kim Kardashian and Ray J still make money off the tape today. In 2017, on the 10th anniversary of the tape's publication, Pornhub stated that the video's revenues were close to $100 million, with the ex-couple splitting a portion of that sum.
Neither Kris Jenner nor Kim Kardashian has commented on Ray J’s claims.
