Judge Rejects Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner’s Request to Keep Sex Tape Settlement Private
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The reality TV stars had argued that making portions of their settlement with Ray J public would cause "substantial harm" to their privacy
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Courts Judge Rejects Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner’s Request to Keep Sex Tape Settlement Private The reality TV stars had argued that making portions of their settlement with Ray J public would cause "substantial harm" to their privacy By Charisma Madarang Charisma Madarang Contact Charisma Madarang on X Contact Charisma Madarang by Email View all posts by Charisma Madarang April 1, 2026 A bid by Kim Kardashian and her mother, Kris Jenner , to seal portions of a 2023 settlement agreement with Ray J has been denied, according to a court document filed on March 30 and obtained by Rolling Stone . The reality TV stars had filed a motion earlier this month arguing that publicly disclosing portions of the deal “would cause substantial harm to the Kardashians’ privacy interests and undermine the strong public policy interest in favor of settlement agreement.” In his ruling, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Steven A. Ellis ruled that Kardashian and Jenner had failed to present any evidence that the deal and its terms being made public would cause them harm, stating that their claims are “too vague, speculative, amorphous, and unsupported to support the requested sealing order.” Judge Ellis rejected Kardashian and Jenners motions to seal, with the exception of a bank account number being partially redacted. Representatives for Kardashian, Jenner, and Ray J did not immediately respond Rolling Stone ‘s requests for comment Tuesday. Ray J, whose legal name is William Ray Norwood Jr., and Kardashian dated in the early 2000s and appeared together in a sex tape recorded in 2003 and released in 2007 by Vivid Entertainment. The tape’s release came shortly before the premiere of Keeping Up With the Kardashians on E! in 2007. Vivid Entertainment has long said it obtained the video legally from a third party. In October 2025, Kardashian and Jenner sued Norwood for defamation, accusing him of having “fabricated” claims that the women should be the subjects of a federal racketeering inv...
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