Kardashian and Jenner Demand Millions Back from Ray J Amid Sex Tape Settlement Breach Allegations New legal documents reveal Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner are demanding the return of $5 million from Ray J, alleging he breached their sex tape settlement agreement by discussing its contents. The reality stars claim Ray J violated a non-disclosure clause, prompting them to seek repayment of funds and an additional penalty. New revelations are emerging regarding the long-standing legal entanglements between reality television personalities Kim Kardashian and her mother, Kris Jenner, and musician Ray J. The dispute centers on a 2012 sex tape settlement and subsequent accusations of breach of contract. It has been revealed that Kardashian and Jenner initially agreed to pay Ray J a sum of $6 million in installments to keep the details of their settlement regarding the infamous sex tape confidential. This agreement was reportedly subject to a strict non-disclosure clause, preventing either party from discussing the tape or making any false statements. The payments were scheduled to conclude in the current year. However, the situation took a sharp turn in May 2025 when Kardashian and Jenner's legal team sent a letter to Ray J's lawyers. This correspondence demanded the return of $5 million that Ray J had already received, along with an additional $1 million penalty. The demand was predicated on allegations that Ray J had violated the terms of their agreement. A subsequent letter was dispatched in October 2025, further asserting that Ray J had breached the confidentiality clause by discussing the sex tape during a live stream event. According to statements made by Kardashian and Jenner's representatives, Ray J's alleged misconduct absolved them of responsibility for the final $1 million payment, which was due in 2026. They reiterated their demand for the repatriation of the $5 million already disbursed. This legal back-and-forth stems from Ray J's response to a defamation lawsuit filed by Kardashian and Jenner in October of the previous year. The lawsuit accused Ray J of a prolonged campaign of harassment, including persistent claims that they were under federal investigation for racketeering. Ray J retaliated with a countersuit, asserting that Kardashian and Jenner themselves had violated the stipulations of the 2023 settlement agreement concerning the sex tape. The court's decision to unseal aspects of this settlement came after Kardashian and Jenner sought to keep the specifics confidential, arguing that disclosure would cause them harm and disrespect the sensitive nature of the matters resolved. Their legal team emphasized that the agreement was intended to protect their families from public scrutiny. However, the judge ultimately sided with Ray J's opposition to the secrecy, ordering the unredacted filing of the agreement, finding that Kardashian and Jenner had not provided sufficient evidence of imminent harm from its public disclosure. The resolution of these complex legal proceedings continues to unfold, with ongoing implications for all parties involved