Posts under ‘Kim Kardashian’

Because money laundering would require reading the instructions for the dryer, Kris Humphries has decided to pull a Russell Brand and declare that he wants none of Kim Kardashian’s money. The difference being that Humphries has a prenup so he’s not entitled to any. That didn’t stop him leaking the moot point to RadarOnline.com. Apparently, Kardashian is basically willing to pay off Humphries and she ‘is open to some financial negotiation to end the marriage amicably.’ However, he ‘isn’t seeking a cash settlement.’ Sources add: ‘There have been informal settlement talks going on between Kim and Kris’ respective lawyers. [Kris] has made it crystal clear though that [he] isn’t seeking any money from Kim. Kris doesn’t want one penny from her. His lawyers have said the only terms acceptable for a settlement would be if Kim agrees to Kris’ contention that the marriage was a fraud. There is a stand-off at this point because Kim will never agree to that, she says the marriage wasn’t a fraud. It didn’t work out.’

Kris Humphries asked that his divorce proceedings be broadcast on television so Kim Kardashian’s fraud could be exposed by third-parties over which she and pimp momager could not exert editorial control in the form of biased edits and re-shoots. The next day, Kardashian leaked her own story to a competing website claiming that she’s never going to let cameras in. Probably because she can’t pocket ad revenue from the hearings as she did in her sham wedding for which she took a 30% cut of all ad sales. There’s a follow-up story on RadarOnline.com claiming that Humphries will use the fake car ride in Dubai as proof that Kardashian pulled shenanigans (she filmed scenes after filing for divorce to make herself look better and faked scenes crying with family that sounded scripted). ‘Kris feels that if this is true and the whole conversation was faked, this would help prove that he got married under fraudulent circumstances,’ says the source. ‘Yes, [the scene was filmed] after the [filing], but this is one clear example that could help sway the judge to grant the divorce on the grounds of fraud.’