When Kim Kardashian and Kanye West decided to really tie the knot, the invited only their personal friends and family to view the event. After Kanye got on one knee and the fireworks went off and the family rushed AT&T Park in San Franciso (they rented out the property for the big day), wait. How do I or anyone else know all this?
Because a video surfaced on YouTube showing the whole moment step by step. While it was great for the blogs and the fans of Kimye, it was a huge breach of contract by someone who attended the event. Kim and Kanye vowed to sue whoever it was who leaked the footage. They found out who it was.
One of the principles of Youtube, Chad Hurley was the culprit and Ye and Kim are trying to sue him for millions claiming he violated the confidentiality agreement he signed at AT&T Park in San Fran back in October.
Now, Chad has filed legal docs of his own. He’s claiming no one ever told him he wasn’t allowed to shoot or distribute the footage. Chad says after the proposal, someone did approach him with a waiver and told him it was a release so they could use his image in a TV special. He signed the doc without reading it. He also posed for a pic with the signed form, at the request of the family.
Along with having the case dropped, the billionaire also wants KimYe to cover his legal expenses.
But still, Chad says he shouldn’t be legally bound by the waiver because he was misled into signing it and he got no compensation in return for signing away his rights. Chad is asking the judge to throw out the case — and force Kim and Kanye to pay for his legal fees.
Source: TMZ
