“Kim Kardashian ruined my life”: Kris Jenner and Her Billionaire Daughter Allegedly Stole Millions of Dollars From David Liebensohn and Left Him Homeless
Kim Kardashian has made an empire out of her social media influencer business. Later, investing her fortune in different sectors, the makeup mogul became one of the most well-known personalities in the world. However, despite being a celebrity with fame and fortune, it seems the SKIMS founder is attracted to controversies.
Recently, a TikTok trend has taken social media into its grasp aiming at the Kardashians. TikTok videos from different parts of the world unitedly slam the mother of four, with a leading banner. The story behind the handwritten sign is quite interesting although its authentication status is still unknown.
Origin Of The Anti-Kim Kardashian Tiktok Trend
If you have been recently on TikTok, you are sure to come across the Anti Kim Kardashian trend. Although the makeup mogul has been in several controversies, almost killing her fame, she makes it out of those controversies in no time. Habituated with the cancel culture, Kim Kardashian yet again makes headlines. The viral trend including the handwritten sign “Kim Kardashian ruined my life” has recently gained approximately 50B views.
Reaching out to a million users across the globe, the TikTok trend has been directed to the 42-year-old American socialite. Although the origin of the trend is unknown and the veracity of the story behind it is questionable, the trend is gaining millions of views each day. However, digging a little deeper it has been discovered from TikTok itself, the person behind the poster is David Liebensohn. Pointing a finger at Kardashian, Liebensohn is the original author of Kimoji.
#kimkardashianruinedmylife
Check out David's video! #TikTok https://t.co/lJPFUw7XvU— ms_lyn (@Ms_lynPretty) April 5, 2023
Now the story gets interesting as we dive deep into the alleged controversy dating back to 2015 when the 42-year-old released Kimoji. Quick to mention, the entire concept took 2 years to make to reality therefore dating back to 2013, the alleged victim, Liebensohn shared his version.
David Liebensohn Vs Kim Kardashian Controversy
David Liebensohn claims to be the author of Kimoji, the app that includes gifs and emojis of Kim Kardashian’s face. Although the app was released in 2015, the story dates back to 2013. That’s when Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner began communicating with Liebensohn by meeting him in Calabasas to discuss the idea of Kimoji and the issues related to it. Further finalizing the app production through verbal agreement, Liebensohn started working on the project.
Soon he got a call from Kardashian’s legal team asking him to register the app and speed up the process, however, he found out the trademark was already registered without his name. Witnessing the fraudulence, the victim sued Kardashian for $100M in 2019, presenting evidence of his credibility. However, claiming the evidence “false and absurd” Kardashian’s lawyers countersued Liebensohn for $300M forcing him to withdraw the case.
Thereafter Kardashian and Jenner sought $400,000 as compensation for legal harassment, which bankrupted the man to lose his family and wife. Living in a car and doing two jobs to pay the ransom, Liebensohn allegedly launched the website Kimkardashianruinedmylife.com to discuss his situation.
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Source: Marca
