A now-uncovered recording proves that Kanye West edited his conversation video with Taylor, unknowingly recorded • This is a violation of California law

• The truth was revealed. Taylor Swift, Kim Kardashian

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As if it weren't enough for Kim Kardashian's isolation that forced on her own due to the corona and financial losses her business is absorbing, the reality star now has to deal with more trouble.

For those who failed to follow things other than the Corona virus, here is a brief summary of the drama between Kim Kardashian and Kanye West for Taylor Swift.

It began in 2009 at the VMA Awards, so remember that Kenya West burst onto the stage and interrupted Taylor's winning speech for the Best Video Award, which he said reached Beyoncé.

From there things grew ugly, and were accompanied by less implied and slanderous bites and slanders from both parties and their associates.

A new climax in the conflict came in 2016, when West released the outrageous clip "Famous," in which he scoffs at Swift, calling her "Bitch," claiming to have made her famous and seen, among other things, with her doll in his bed.

At the same time as the clip was released, she went on a recording network for a phone call between West and Swift, in which she allegedly gave him permission to publish the blatant song after revealing the lyrics to her. After the song came out, Swift claimed that the conversation posted on Kim's Snapchat was digitally edited, to make it clear that she gave her approval, when in fact it was not.

After a few years of relaxation, the storm re-emerged on the net in the past week after it leaked a video with the full conversation content, in which it is beyond doubt that Swift was only exposed to some of the content in the song and did not authorize it. In the full video, West sounds the lyrics to her, but only says the phrase "I feel like maybe Taylor and I are having sex," but doesn't mention the word "Beach" anywhere. In response to Taylor's trial, it sounds a bit giggly and says "I'm glad it's not something mean. It doesn't feel mean, but God, the preparation you made for me, I thought it would be that 'stupid and stupid fucking style', but it isn't."

In the last two, following the storm caused by the illustrated video, Swift has referred to her story on Instagram for the renewed drama.

"Instead of responding to all those who ask how I feel about the video leaked, proving that I have told the truth all along about that * conversation *, you know, the one that was illegally recorded and then edited and manipulated to frame me and set me, my family and my fans In hell four years, swipe right to get to what really matters, "she asked millions of followers.

Whoever slipped to the right came to the site to collect donations for the US Food Bank, and another series of Stories, in which Swift implored her fans to act like her during the crisis created by the Corona epidemic and to donate.

Kim didn't remain obliged, responding after a few hours to her Twitter account: "Taylor Swift has chosen to rekindle an old quarrel, which feels selfish at this time, given the suffering millions are currently experiencing," she tweeted. She added that she didn't feel she had to address it when the storm started, but now she feels the need to respond that Swift continues to talk about it and lie, leaving her no choice. Kim continued on the line she adhered to from day one, insisting that Taylor give her permission to use the word "beach."

The tweet prompted Taylor's ex-boyfriend, Terry Payne, to respond with an angry tweet of her own, blaming Kim and Kanye for editing the conversation, eventually asking who they designed so much to make him leak the video, which actually incriminates them and exposes them as a lie.

In another series of tweets, Kim defended Kenya's right to document his musical journey, just as Taylor did in her documentary. Finally, Kim stated that this is the last time you will address it because no one cares right now, and she is sorry to bore the world with this issue when there are much more important things to deal with now.

Unfortunately for Kim, while passionately stating that mass is engaged in drama, US law enforcement probably still has something to say on the issue and that could cost her dearly. By California law, Kim and Kenya's residence - all parties who took part in the conversation must give their consent For recording.

Swift, who has stated several times that Kim and Kenya's recording was made illegally, can sue the two - and now that West has been proven to have made the original video and posted it as true, causing her harm and being considered a "liar" as Kim claimed , She can sue them on this issue too.

If you are able to prove her claims about the recording made without her knowledge, the couple's conviction can result in a life sentence. Regarding the posting of the false video - estimates based on similar cases, the full sentence could even go to jail.

However, Kim Kardashian, with her finances and connections, is likely to come out of the story at most with a fine.

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