Ray J Accuses Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian of Weaponizing the Judicial System

Last month Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian filed a defamation of character lawsuit against Kim's ex-boyfriend Ray J after he claimed they were being investigated by the FBI for human trafficking [click here if you missed that].

In his response Ray accuses them of weaponizing the judicial system...

From Page Six

“Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner’s lawsuit is not about defamation — it’s about publicity, power, and punishment,” Ray J claimed in court documents obtained by Page Six Thursday.

“[Jenner and Kardashian] have spent two decades peddling the false story that the sax tape that Kardashian filmed with [Ray J] was leaked against her will,” he alleged in the docs, which were filed by his attorney, Howard King.

Ray J, 44, claimed in the filing that Kardashian, 45, consensually filmed their sax tape in 2003. He also claimed that he and the “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” alum discussed releasing the tape in 2006, during which time Kardashian allegedly told him that Kris should be in charge of releasing it.

The “One Wish” artist, born William Ray Norwood Jr., claimed that the Skims founder and her momager are “furious” that he “no longer wants to play along with their tall tale.”

According to the documents, Ray J said Jenner, Kardashian and the shapewear mogul’s ex-husband, Kanye West, falsely accused him of saxually assaulting Kim while she was sleeping on Hulu’s “The Kardashians.” They also accused him of releasing revenge pxrn and extortion.

When he hit back through an attorney, Kardashian, Jenner, and their production company allegedly agreed on a settlement in which the SKYY Partners founder would pay him $6 million. They also agreed that “no further mention or public reference” to the sax tape would be made on the reality show.

However, he claims they violated the agreement when Kardashian, Jenner, Ye and Kendall Jenner discussed the sax tape on the show “almost immediately after the Agreement was executed.”

Ray J’s lawyer argued in the filing that he would “not allow Kardashian and Jenner to weaponize the judicial system, shirk their contractual obligations, and sacrifice him on the altar of fame.”