Kim Kardashian Calls Ex Ray J A 'Pathological Liar' Over Sex Claims

When is enough enough? 

Kim Kardashian does not have time for Ray J's constant dredging up of the past. 

Hours after The Sun reported that Kim's ex-boyfriend (and infamous sex tape co-star) made some extremely random (and outlandish) claims about their past sex life, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians Star took to Twitter to let the world know she couldn't be any more unbothered by her ex's inability to stop talking about her.

While at a club in London last week, Ray reportedly told a crowd Kim was very particular when it came to their intimate time, The Sun reported. "Kim and I had fun times — marathon sessions. But she didn’t like getting sweaty and would stop to do her make-up if she did," he claimed. "She liked to look dope during sex, the right lighting, setting the mood. She was wild — there was a red Louis Vuitton trunk of sex toys." Ray added: "She would order out for pizza, the only thing not working up a sweat was the Cristal cooled to 22 degrees... her mom would call and she would nearly always take it." The Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood star additionally claimed that Kim spent $100,000 on thongs while they were together. 

In response to a fan who wrote that Ray's recent comments are proof that “he is suffering from low self-esteem,” Kim wrote that it might be a little bit more serious than that. "Or shows he’s a pathological liar 😂😂😂," she wrote of her ex. "You actually believe this story? It’s too funny to me!"

Ray's comments came just days after he admitted that he is a supporter of Kim's husband Kanye West and his relationship with Donald Trump. While on BBC Radio 1Xtra, the reality star revealed that he believes Ye's close bond with the U.S. President can lead to the betterment of African Americans' lives. 

"I think he has a lot of great relationships that can help the African America community," he said when asked if he felt like something "deeper" is going with Kanye, given his recent bizarre behavior. "He's in the room now. We always wanted to be in the room. So if you're talking to the President personally that's a big move, that's a big step. So, I respect that." Ray added: "Making change is the most important thing. So if change is made through those relationships then it's thumbs all the way up. The opportunity is big." While the reality star acknowledged that "a lot of people have a lot of negative things to say about how [Kanye's] approaching [African American betterment]," referencing Kanye's highly criticized White House meeting with Trump, he believes "if you really look at the bigger picture it's something that we always wanted." He concluded his pro-Kanye speech, saying, "So I think a lot of positive things can happen. We just got to give him a chance [to] try to figure it out."

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