then the prenump will be void and he can tell the truth about everything without being sued. He should get it because she is a fraud and im sure he can prove it. its gonna be televised and i cant wait for kim to get caught in all her lies because thats all the bi+ch does. Remember when she got busted lieing to her little sisters and Bruce said he wouldnt put up with that bs.
shareI read that the other day...I hope so too! I hope he nails her hide to the wall and their "empire" crumbles. It's time the Kardashian 15 minutes of fame was up!
Kim doesn't know how to treat people right...she's a selfish bitch.
Go Kris!
Uhhh what the hell is an "annulmeny"? And for that matter, what's a "prenump"?
What's going to be televised?
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sorry spelled anullment wrong. that means the marriage never happend in the courts eyes. and the prenump ( a document signed to keep assets seperate and terms that chris can not pubicly talk about the divorce) if he gets the anullment then the prenump is void and he can tell the public what truly happend because he is accusing her of fraud. she wants a divorce so the prenump will stay in place and he has to keep quiet about the fake marriage or she can sue him. he is taking her to trial on the grounds of fraud and it is gonna be televised i think this summer.
shareFYI Blissss8329, the term is "prenup," which is short for prenuptial agreement. Notice, there's no "m."
It doesn't necessarily mean couples keep assets separate, depends on what the couples decide.
It's a legal document signed prior to marriage that determines how property/assets will be split in the case of a divorce and can include other clauses about expected conduct during or after marriage.
FYI synthiarose kiss my aSS!!! i said THEY kept assets seperate. prenup- peenup wtf ever. I have just heard these terms and what they mean and it wasn't when I was in college or highschool. I just always heard it random. so for your info I have a college degree and I didn't get it by not knowing how to spell. so f-off. I mean *beep* off. sorry about the typo since you are SO SMART.
shareBlisss , I was helping you out because you clearly aren't intelligent.
I said nothing harsh against you (although there was plenty to say), but low-class, ignorant people resort to profanity and outbursts when they've exhausted other resources, as you have done here.
I don't believe you have a college degree but I never even called it into question. You are fighting your own delusions.
You didn't make a spelling error and you know it.. You wrote "prenumpt" twice, even as you were trying to correct yourself. It was laughably obvious you had NO IDEA that it was an abbreviation of a prenuptial so I felt sorry for you and decided not to make fun of your ignorance. Your low IQ was apparent when someone asked what your words meant (They were making fun of you but you were so dumb, you actually explained the obvious. Sad).
I'm not even mad to read your remarks today because they are so bizarre. The other individual mocked you, not me.
Really, I'm just concerned about your reading books to improve your comprehension and taking your meds.
to synthiarose, I am sorry for telling you to f off. Please forgive me for being mocked, low class, ignorant, delusional, low IQ, and not having a college degree. You seem like a very nice, compassionate, smart, and likeable person. I just hope you know the definition of KARMA. and you are so right I am a total idiot. Thanks for the compliments if it makes you feel better about yourself keep them coming:)
shareYeah blissss8329, I'm sorry I was kind of taking the piss out of you. It was immature, but I had to do it. I knew that you were referring to an annulment (I'm not a stickler for spelling mistakes unless it becomes a completely different word like "annulmeny". Although there's no such word as lieing either, it's lying). There is however, a divorce related word that is similar to "anullmony"...alimony (also known as spousal support), which is a U.S. term denoting a legal obligation to provide financial support to one's spouse from the other spouse after marital separation or from the ex-spouse upon divorce.
Also yeah, synthiarose is correct, the word is "pre-nup", there's no "m", and again, I was taking the piss because you made a teeny spelling mistake that transformed the word (which, as was mentioned, is short for prenuptial agreement) into something slightly humorous. I know, it wasn't one of my more mature moments...I blame the early morning hour. I should never pop sleeping pills and post. Sorry, especially now that I see that you didn't get it and actually thought I didn't know what a "pre-nup" was. It was a bitchy moment of weakness.
As far as the Kim and Kris stuff goes, I very much doubt there's any legal way for Kris to prove that Kim is guilty of fraud. I'm not saying she's not, but there's no way to prove that. She'd likely testify that she loved him when she married him, and then things fell apart when they moved in together. At least that's what happened according to her, and how could he prove otherwise? Especially with the time they lived together being documented for television cameras. Yeah, she was bitchy and whiny and everything, but Kris was also immature, unkind, and unsupportive. He did things like leave the country without telling his wife, move to Minnesota because her nephew's playpen was too close to their bedroom, and do things he knew would piss her off just to assert his power and push her buttons. Those are all things that aren't up for discussion, so it's not as if he was blameless. An annulment on the grounds of fraud would likely only be possible if Kris could somehow prove that Kim married him under false pretenses, and never intended to stay with him. And the important word there is "prove". How do you think that's possible? They don't just hand out annulments because the dumped spouse says something happened, there has to be verifiable proof. If a woman says her husband beat her, she needs to have physical evidence or a police and/or hospital report. Look at Kim's father's second marriage. In the divorce papers for that marriage, Robert Kardashian admitted that when he and his wife got married they both wanted to have kids, and that he changed his mind right after the wedding because he decided he was find with the four biological children he had. That's fraud, and Robert admitting to it was the proof needed. There's also no way that Kris is going to win any kind of lawsuit without any proof, but I'm sure his attorneys have told him that. If he can somehow prove that it was a "fake marriage", all the power to him, but I don't know how he'd prove that. Even if she literally told him that she married him as a publicity stunt, if she testifies that wasn't the case, it's going to be her word against his.
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to isoldie1020. thanks for the apology that was sweet of you. There is someone giving me hell for mispelling those words but I told them where to go.lol. I just have never been married and they never spoke about that stuff in college or highschool so I basically went on what other people said about the subject I never actually looked up the words. Thanks again for being so nice:)
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