Kim Kardashian thinks that accusations of racketeering made by ex-boyfriend Ray J, could end her chances of becoming a lawyer.
While appearing on Tubi documentary United States vs. Sean Combs to speak on Diddy last year, Ray J accused the Kardashian family of racketeering. “The feds is coming, there’s nothing I can do about it. It’s worse than Diddy,” Ray J said in the special.
The R&B singer and reality television star would also double down on his claims by alleging that the family was being investigated similar to the Bad Boy Entertainment founder. The former Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood star went on to allege that Kardashian’s mother, Kris Jenner, was the mastermind behind the former couple’s infamous 2007 sex tape.
Last October, Kardashian and Jenner sued Ray J for defamation, with their lawyer Alex Spiro, claiming that the singer is unable to get over the SKIMS founder. According to People, Ray J countersued for breach of contract over the 2006 tape, alleging that the mother and daughter duo broke an agreement over not discussing the project publicly.
According to TMZ, Kardashian and Jenner have filed a new declaration against Ray J, claiming that the singer had “no basis” behind his 2025 statements about them.
“I have never been contacted by a government authority or agency, or a civil litigant, in connection with any alleged or potential criminal activity,” Kardashian asserted.
Ray J’s accusations have also forced the entrepreneur and socialite to revisit their past relationship, which ended 20 years ago.
“I had to have tough conversations with my kids about the lies [Ray J] has repeatedly told about me and my family,” said the mother of four, who called her past relationship with the singer “short-lived.”
“I feared that [Ray J’s] accusations would put my dreams of becoming an attorney in jeopardy,” Kardashian continued. “It is my understanding that, before becoming an attorney, the California State Bar evaluates moral character through a comprehensive background investigation, including investigation allegations of criminal misconduct or dishonesty.”
Kardashian expressed concerns that if she doesn’t confront the “entirely false accusations” then “they might be taken seriously.”
Although she’s not yet a licensed legal practitioner, Kardashian has been on a journey to become a lawyer for nearly a decade. Last year, she she graduated from a California law office study program, four years after passing the baby bar exam.
