Ray J Says P*rn CEO Ready to Testify Against Kim Kardashian & Kris Jenner Over S#x Tape Release

Ray J Says P*rn CEO Ready to Testify Against Kim Kardashian & Kris Jenner Over S#x Tape Release
The legal war over Kim Kardashian’s infamous 2007 sex tape just took another explosive turn — with Ray J claiming a major witness could soon enter the fight.
According to reports, Ray J’s legal team says Vivid Entertainment CEO Steve Hirsch could testify if Kardashian and her mother, Kris Jenner, continue denying involvement in the tape’s release. Ray J’s attorney, Howard King, told TMZ that Hirsch would be able to speak directly about what happened behind the scenes.
The latest development comes after Kardashian and Jenner filed sworn declarations denying they orchestrated the tape’s release. Both women have strongly rejected Ray J’s claims that they helped plan the rollout of the video, which ultimately became a major pop-culture moment.
Ray J, however, insists the story is far from over. The singer claims Kardashian and Jenner are lying about their involvement, and says bringing Hirsch into court could shed light on exactly how the tape ended up being distributed.
The dispute is part of a broader legal feud that has been escalating for months, with Kardashian and Jenner suing Ray J for defamation over his accusations. Ray J later fired back with his own claims, accusing the pair of damaging his reputation.
For now, the explosive allegations remain unresolved — but if the Vivid executive actually takes the stand, the decades-old controversy surrounding one of the most infamous tapes in celebrity history could face its most detailed courtroom scrutiny yet.
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