Kim Kardashian and Kanye West could be in trouble for that recording of Taylor Swift over the “Famous” lyrics.
On Sunday, the 35-year-old reality TV star posted a video on her Snapchat account that contains audio of her husband Kanye West speaking to Swift over controversial lyrics from his song “Famous.” That video now might be the center of a legal battle as it is illegal in California to record a person without their consent, according to Fox News. (RELATED: The Kardashians Have Launched A Full-Blown Attack Against Taylor Swift)
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Swift apparently learned of the video back in February, notified the singer of the California two-party consent law and warned him against using it, according to TMZ. (RELATED: Celebrities React To Kim Kardashian/Kanye Attack Against Taylor Swift)
The outlet has obtained a copy of the letter Swift sent to West’s attorney that states the recording of another person in the state is a felony and stated that any and all the recordings be “destroyed.” A source has also confirmed to the outlet that the recording was done in a southern California studio.
Shortly after the video came out on Sunday, Swift posted on her Instagram account that she had never heard nor approved the controversial line from the song that says, “Why? I made that bitch famous.”
According to another report, Swift not only has a right to sue the couple but could file a claim of invasion of privacy.