Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner have filed court declarations flatly denying accusations from Ray J and his mother that they orchestrated the release of the infamous 2007 tape — and Ray J has fired back, accusing both women of lying under oath.

In declarations filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday, both Kardashian and Jenner called Ray J’s claims false. 

Jenner stated: “As a mother, the notion that I orchestrated or produced sex tapes involving my daughter, or was in any way involved in the creation or distribution of any sex tapes, is not only entirely untrue but deeply offensive and harmful and has haunted me for decades.” 

She added: “I was absolutely heartbroken, crushed and devastated as a mother to see my daughter in this situation where her most intimate and private moments were exposed to the world.”

Kardashian, 45, said in her own declaration that she had spent considerable money, including therapy and fees for communications, legal, and strategic advisers, to counter what she describes as Ray J’s false narrative. 

“His claim that I had a plan with my mother and others to release a sex tape, defraud the public, and file a ‘fake’ lawsuit against the porn company that released it to ‘create buzz’ is a lie,” she stated.

Ray J, 45, was having none of it. 

Speaking to TMZ, he said the pair had “completely lied about everything” and questioned what consequences should follow. 

“Are [Kim and Kris] out of their f–king minds? The fact of the matter is, if you lie like that under oath, don’t you go to jail? Don’t you get fined?” 

He also cited his two children with estranged wife Princess Love, daughter Melody and son Epik, saying they “don’t deserve to grow up thinking their dad did something like revenge [film] or hurt someone on purpose. That’s not the truth, and I’m not going to let that narrative follow them through their lives.”

His mother, Sonja Norwood, also weighed in via Facebook, directing her comments squarely at Jenner. 

“I am no longer going to sit back and watch my son be ‘dogged’ on social media over this matter when Ray J and I, Kris and Kim, and many others know the truth,” she wrote.

“And Kris, momager, you say you did not orchestrate the commercial release of the tape. Then who did?” 

She vowed to support her son “however long it takes” and “all the way to the doorstep of God’s judgment” if necessary.

The legal battle has been escalating for months. 

Kardashian and Jenner sued Ray J over racketeering claims in October 2025, after which Ray J filed his own lawsuit against them in November 2025, alleging they were responsible for releasing the tape, claims he first made publicly in 2022.

Barry Keoghan has finally settled the debate about how to pronounce his surname.

It turns out the BBC Radio 1 host who has been saying it correctly all along deserves a pat on the back.

The Banshees of Inisherin star, 33, appeared on Greg James’ Breakfast Show on 11th March, where the pair bonded over the ongoing public confusion around the Irish actor’s last name. 

James, who pronounces it “Kee-oh-gan,” revealed he regularly gets pushback from listeners insisting he has it wrong. 

“Every time I say it on the radio,” James said, “people are like, ‘It’s not Kee-OH-gan.’ I’m like, ‘It is!'” Keoghan was delighted, asking who exactly was spreading the incorrect version, to which James joked it was “everyone.”

Keoghan was unambiguous about the correct pronunciation, offering a simple rule of thumb: “Until a Keoghan tells you it’s not how you say it, well then you know.”

He was equally clear that the alternative, shortening it to something closer to “Kee-gan”, simply would not do. 

“No, Kee-gan is wrong. It sounds like an infection,” he quipped.

As for how James himself remembers the correct pronunciation, he offered a rather memorable, and very adult, explanation involving the famous full-frontal scene at the end of Saltburn. 

Keoghan has previously suggested his tricky surname may actually have been an asset. 

“I find that if you have a difficult to pronounce name, you’re more likely to go far, especially in the U.S.,” he told Geek Ireland in 2022, pointing to Saoirse Ronan as a fellow example. 

“So, maybe it’s a benefit having a peculiar name.”

Lili Reinhart has opened up about a frightening health journey that led to her diagnosis with both endometriosis and adenomyosis, revealing that a single word in a Google search brought her to tears in the middle of the night.

In a personal essay for Elle magazine published on Thursday, 12th March, the Riverdale actress, 29, detailed the lengthy process of trying to get answers about chronic bladder pain she had been experiencing. 

Despite seeing around eight doctors, not one had raised the possibility of endometriosis as a cause, until her pelvic floor therapist mentioned it.

“None of the eight or so doctors I had seen before her had mentioned it,” she wrote. 

She eventually brought it up with her urogynecologist, who referred her to a specialist in minimally invasive gynaecological care. Tests followed, including an ultrasound and an MRI.

Her initial results came back showing no endometriosis, but did flag adenomyosis. 

When Reinhart looked up the condition, one listed symptom stopped her in her tracks: infertility. 

“I had no plans to become pregnant within the next few years, but I know I want kids eventually and suddenly the desires I had for my future felt disrupted,” she wrote. 

She went home and woke up her boyfriend Jack Martin. 

“He asked me what happened, but I didn’t have the words or energy to explain it in the moment. He just held me while I cried through my pain, confusion and frustration.”

The road to a definitive answer was not straightforward. 

Her doctor raised the possibility of a hysterectomy to manage pain, while a second opinion from an endometriosis surgeon recommended laparoscopic surgery to investigate further. 

Reinhart’s own gynaecologist cautioned that the surgery might find nothing, and that endometriosis often grows back, a particular concern given Reinhart’s interest in egg freezing. 

She ultimately went ahead with the surgery, and the surgeon confirmed she did have endometriosis. 

“In an instant, I felt validated. My pain, discomfort and suffering for over a year was no longer an unknown question,” she wrote. 

Reinhart recovered with loved ones around her and was well enough to travel to see family over the holidays.