Kim Kardashian targets Lana Del Rey with $1 million lawsuit
Kim Kardashian sues Lana Del Rey over SKIMS ad controversy
Kim Kardashian is reportedly suing singer Lana Del Rey for $1 million over a violation involving a SKIMS ad campaign, leaving people completely stunned after her recent act.
The legal battle between the reality star and the Grammy-nominated singer has turned heads, with social media exploding as fans debate the heated dispute.
However, the heated drama began with SKIMS’ latest Valentine’s Day campaign, where Lana Del Rey was seen modeling the brand’s bodysuits and lingerie.
What started as a stunning campaign hit a snag when the music mogul allegedly forgot to add the required “#ad” tag to her posts, raising questions about breaking FTC rules.
Kim's legal team says the missing “#ad” could confuse shoppers and hurt SKIMS’ image. With influencer marketing under the spotlight, the pressure is on for big brands that depend on trust.
If the court sides with Kardashian, Del Rey could face up to $1 million in damages. While both sides have kept quiet, the internet is buzzing with opinions. Some are backing Kardashian, saying ads need to be clearly labeled, while others think the lawsuit is going too far.
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