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COM Published: 03:31, 18 March 2025 | Updated: 03:31, 18 March 2025 e-mail View comments New light has been shed on Kim Kardashian and Kanye West 's legal drama after the rapper included their daughter North in a song with Diddy - much to the KUTWK star's objections. In screenshots of a supposed conversation between Kanye and Kim, the reality star, 44, appeared to reveal she that she held the copyright to their daughter's name and was using it to try to prevent North from being included in a track with Diddy - provoking a furious reaction from her ex, 47. The United States Patent and Trademark Office reveals that several of North's trademarks have expired, with the 11-year appearing to have just one active trademark.
The expired trademarks consist of one covering various advertising and endorsement services, one geared towards the world of celebrity, one covering cosmetics, one for promotional and endorsement services, and another for clothing. North's sole active trademark covers toys. DailyMail.
com has contacted a representative for Kim for comment. Kim Kardashian is facing a new legal headache as she faces off against ex Kanye West.