4. Blac Chyna Sues The Entire Kardashian/Jenner Family:
After the nude scandal went quiet, Blac Chyna and her lawyer hit the entire family with a lawsuit. After Rob and Chyna broke up for good, their TV show on E! was obviously canceled. You can’t really have a TV show about a couple that is no longer together or doesn’t plan on getting back together. While the contract was terminated, Chyna claims she lost over a million dollars from the network’s decision to cancel the show. As well, the Kardashians made sure Chyna wouldn’t be able to profit off of having a “Kardashian baby” and hit her with a lawsuit that claimed she “could not use the Kardashian name for any endorsement deals or monetary gain.
Chyna’s lawyer Lisa Bloom told Us Weekly:
It’s not just she lost a lot of income by not getting season two or all the other seasons that would’ve followed, it’s the endorsement deals, it’s the appearances fees, promotion of her products … This is how reality shows can become very lucrative, and the Kardashian family knows well because they have exploited the economic benefits of reality TV better than anyone … and God bless them for it.
Back to Blac Chyna tho she really tryna sue and child support her way to the top. GET. A. JOB.
— Myleeza (@MyleezaKardash) October 18, 2017
5. Khloé Kardashian Accused of Stealing Designs:
In 2017, Khloé Kardashian’s denim brand “Good American” took off with sales through the roof. While the brand had much success, there was drama surrounding bodysuits being sold by the company. An independent designer, Destiney Bleu, called the company out on Twitter.
When someone buys 1 of everything on your site, has you make them custom @dbleudazzled work, never posts it or wears it, then copies it. ? https://t.co/hylp6fcOdh
— destiney bleu (@destineybleu) June 2, 2017
In case you're wondering. ☕️✨ #NoFrauds pic.twitter.com/r1XPD2nJEr
— dbleudazzled ® (@dbleudazzled) June 2, 2017
After the tweets took social media by storm, the company issued this statement:
“Under no circumstances did Good American or Khloé Kardashian infringe on another brand’s intellectual property and we are going through the proper legal channels to handle the situation.”
As well, the company let the public know the bodysuits were taken from celebrity inspiration, such as Britney Spears and Cher. They even posted this photo on the company’s Instagram page with a pretty passive-aggressive caption.
But, Bleu was angry and hired a lawyer for the lawsuit, stating Khloé’s then-stylist, Monica Rose, asked to borrow several bodysuits from her collection for Khloé, then requesting to purchase them in late 2016. However, Khloé’s lawyer shot back that the bodysuits looked nothing like Bleu’s products and the Good American versions were completely different. You can read all the statements here.
6. Kylie Jenner Accused of Stealing Design Ideas:
Kylie Jenner was also accused of stealing design ideas from an independent designer she had purchased clothing from. Kylie launched a line of merch. this year for her fans to buy that had nothing to do with her cosmetics line. Instead, she offered clothing and accessories for her fans and followers. This included some camo gear.
According to some the company, PluggedNYC, Kylie directly stole this complete look from ther merch., which she has ordered before, according to some email receipts from the company’s creative director.
Kylie didn’t speak out, nor did her reps, about the situation.