Kim Kardashian RAIDED After Kanye Snitched On Her Cartel Scandal?

Added: 2026-06-02

[00:00:00]She doesn't want nobody to She wants to be in control of her body and choose who she wants to give it to. And no one can come up and touch it or or take it or tell her what to do with it. It's up to her what she does with it. So, I feel like that.

[00:00:14]>> A truck driver in the UK just got sentenced to 13 and 1/2 years in prison.

[00:00:19]He was caught smuggling 90 kilos of illegal substance worth over $9 million hidden inside a truck full of Kim Kardashian's SKIMS clothing. Now, the official story says Kim had nothing to do with it. The driver said he acted alone and SKIMS put out a clean statement. But, here's the thing. The FBI has already knocked on Kim's door before. And when you start looking at the full picture, the stolen money, the trash bags full of cash, the fugitive billionaire, and what Kanye said that nobody wants to talk about, this story gets a whole lot bigger than one truck driver. So, let's get into it. Before we get into everything, here's what you need to know if you're not fully caught up. SKIMS is Kim Kardashian's shapewear and clothing brand. By late 2025, it was valued at around $5 billion.

[00:01:03]It's not a small operation. It ships products globally in massive freight loads, which means it crosses international borders all the time. The truck driver at the center of the drug bust is a Polish man named Jakub Jan Conkol. He's 40 years old and he's now sitting in a UK prison. Then, there's Joe Low, a Malaysian billionaire who became an international fugitive. He's accused of stealing $4.5 billion from a Malaysian government fund. You'll hear his name come up in a big way later. And then, there's Ray J and Sonja Norwood.

[00:01:33]Ray J is someone a lot of people dismiss, but in this case, he went on record. And Sonja, Brandy's mom, who is 75 years old, filed a legal court declaration to back him up. That's not gossip. That's a legal document. One more thing. We are not saying Kim Kardashian is running a drug cartel.

[00:01:49]What we are saying is that there are too many dots here and nobody is drawing the line between them. Let's try. Let's start with what just happened because the details are wild. On September 5th, 2025, a UK Border Force team stopped a truck at the Port of Harwich in Essex.

[00:02:04]The truck had just come in by ferry from the Netherlands. On paper, it was carrying 28 pallets of Skims underwear and clothing. Totally normal shipment, happens all the time. But something felt off to the officers, so they ran the truck through an X-ray machine. What they found inside was 91 kg packages of cocaine packed into hidden compartments built right into the rear trailer doors.

[00:02:24]Not sitting on top of the boxes, not tucked between clothing, built into the doors. The cocaine was worth about 9.4 million dollars. Now, here's the detail that caught investigators' attention.

[00:02:35]The truck's GPS tracking data, called a tachograph, showed a 16-minute stop that Concal could not explain. A random stop before reaching the port. That's the window where investigators believe the drugs were loaded into those hidden door compartments.

[00:02:48]>> Kim Kardashian is helping convict a cocaine smuggler indirectly. [music] A truck driver in the UK has been jailed for smuggling more than 7 million pounds, [music] approximately 9.5 million dollars worth of cocaine, hidden in a vehicle carrying Kim [music] Kardashian's Skims underwear and clothing. The truck had been specifically adapted to hide the product [music] in the rear trailer doors. On September 5th, 2025, Polish national Jakub Jan Concal was stopped by Border Force officers at the Port [music] of Harwich in Essex.

[00:03:17]>> Concal first denied knowing anything about the drugs, then he pleaded guilty.

[00:03:21]He told police he was paid just $4,900 to do it, hired by an organized crime group. [music] He was sentenced to 13 and a half years in prison at Chelmsford Crown Court on May 18th, 2026. [music] He'll be deported after he serves his time. Skims put out a statement saying, [music] and I'm paraphrasing here, they had zero knowledge of the criminal activity, no connection to the driver, and no link to the smuggling operation.

[00:03:44]The NCA's operations manager, Paul Orchard, confirmed that the Skims shipment itself was legitimate, and that neither the exporter nor the importer was accused of any wrongdoing. So officially, this is a closed case.

[00:03:55]Driver acted alone, brand is clean.

[00:03:57][music] But people on social media are not buying it. And honestly, the question they're asking [music] is fair.

[00:04:03]Skims moves massive global shipments every month. How many of those trucks pass through customs without a second look? And how do we know this was the first time and not [music] just the first time someone got caught? That's the thing about a story like this. The absence of evidence is not the same as evidence of absence. [music] Now, to understand the bigger picture here, you have to go back, way before Skims, way before the reality show empire, back to when Kim Kardashian was still working as a personal stylist >> [music] >> and closet organizer for other celebrities. One of her clients back then was Brandy Norwood, the R&B [music] singer. Brandy hired Kim, trusted her, gave her access to her world. And allegedly, [music] Kim used that access to steal from her. Here's what happened according to court records. Between 2006 [music] and 2007, Kim allegedly passed the credit card details of Brandy's mother, Sonya Norwood, to her siblings, [music] Khloe, Kourtney, and Robert Jr. And then, they went shopping. Not for Brandy, for themselves, at their own clothing stores, Dash and [music] Smooch. They were basically using Brandy's family's money to stock their own business. And they did it for months.

[00:05:05]>> All right, y'all. This is some old ancient brewed tea from the land of Calabasas.

[00:05:09]>> Okay.

[00:05:10]>> Now, did y'all know that Brandy and Ray J's momager, Sonya Norwood, sued the Kardashians in 2008 for fraud?

[00:05:17]>> Wow.

[00:05:18]>> No.

[00:05:19]>> Do you remember that?

[00:05:20]>> Yes.

[00:05:21]Get your cups, ladies and gentlemen. Let me pour. Back in the day, Kim was Brandy's personal stylist and Sonya, making sure all her coins were in her purse, realized that Kim racked up $120,636 in unauthorized CHARGES ON HER CARD.

[00:05:40]>> In 2008, Sonya filed a lawsuit. At the time, the reported number was around $120,000.

[00:05:46]But then, in December 2025, Sonja, who is now 75 years old, filed a court declaration in support of Ray J's case against Kim and Kris Jenner. And in that declaration, she said the actual total of unauthorized charges was closer to $850,000.

[00:06:03]Ray J talked about this publicly, too.

[00:06:05]He said the Kardashians used the credit cards to buy themselves clothes and shoes, and that it completely ended his relationship with Kim and her family.

[00:06:13]Now, look, a lot of people roll their eyes the second Ray J opens his mouth.

[00:06:17]But this time, a 75-year-old woman put her name on a legal document and said the same thing. That's not nothing. The Kardashians called the claims meritless.

[00:06:25]They said Kim and Khloe were authorized employees who never used the cards without permission. The case was settled quietly out of court. No public number, no admission. The whole thing just disappeared. And that's kind of the theme here, right? Things disappear, stories get buried, the family moves on.

[00:06:41]Okay, this next part of the story is probably the most insane thing in this entire video. And it's not a rumor. This comes directly from FBI documents. In 2009, Kim Kardashian met a man named Joe Low in Las Vegas. Low was a Malaysian billionaire at the time, known for throwing over-the-top parties, dropping crazy money at casinos, and being very generous with the celebrities in his circle. Kim was paid $50,000 just to show up at his birthday party at a nightclub. Later that same year, Kim joins Low and two film producers, Riza Aziz and Joey McFarland, who were attached to the Wolf of Wall Street in a private baccarat room at a Vegas casino.

[00:07:18]They played cards until 5:00 in the morning. Kim apparently wanted to leave at some point, but a friend told her to stay because Low was notorious for gambling and giving a lot of money away at the end of the night. So, she stayed.

[00:07:30]She started calling out which bets to make. Low won big, >> [music] >> and as a thank you, Joe Low handed Kim casino chips worth over $350,000.

[00:07:39]She walked to the cashier, and the casino handed her $250,000 in a trash bag. A literal trash bag stuffed with $100 bills. She put it in her carry-on luggage and boarded a Southwest Airlines flight back to Los Angeles. The remaining $100,000, she picked that up on a separate Vegas trip, also in a trash bag. But it doesn't stop there. Joe Low also gave Kim $100,000 specifically for fireworks at her 2011 wedding to Kris Humphries. Plus an additional $35,000 in cash. For what exactly? Nobody knows.

[00:08:13]>> The KL High Court was told that 2.4 million US dollars had gone out of the coffers of 1MDB and into the bank accounts of celebrity Kim Kardashian and musician Pharrell Williams via Joe Low's shell company Good Star Limited.

[00:08:28]>> where the whole thing gets a lot more serious. In February 2019, the FBI showed up and questioned Kim about her relationship with Joe Low. Why? Because by then, Low was an international fugitive. He had been accused by US prosecutors of embezzling $4.5 billion from a Malaysian government investment fund called 1MDB. He was believed to be hiding in China. The $4.5 billion he stole, that money belonged to the Malaysian people, their government fund.

[00:08:56]And some of it ended up in trash bags that Kim Kardashian carried home on a Southwest Airlines flight. Kim told the FBI she met Low about six times total and confirmed receiving the chips and the cash. She was not arrested, she was not charged, but she was questioned. And that story got buried so fast most people never even heard about it. For what it's worth, Leonardo DiCaprio was also questioned by the FBI about his connection to Low. So, Kim wasn't the only celebrity whose name came up. But it doesn't make it less interesting that none of this ever made front page news.

[00:09:29]While all of this is going on, Kris Jenner is doing her own thing and it's worth looking at. Back in 2009, Kris co-founded something called the California Community Church. She says it's about faith and community, [music] but a lot of people have been pointing out for years that the structure of this church looks a lot more like a tax strategy than a place of worship. Here's how it apparently works. The church is registered as a non-profit charity.

[00:09:54]Members are required to pay $1,000 a month and donate 10% of their income.

[00:09:59]Because it's a registered charity, the Kardashian family gets tax deductions for any money they donate to it. But here's the twist. When Kim or any family member donates to the church, they're donating to their own mother. The money never really leaves the family. And then there's the Lou Taylor connection. Lou Taylor is the same business manager who was overseeing Britney Spears' finances during her conservatorship, and she was accused of moving hundreds of millions of dollars out of Britney's accounts.

[00:10:28]According to some reports, one of the associates allegedly involved in that scheme had ties to the Kardashian family. Now again, this is all alleged.

[00:10:37]Nobody's been convicted of anything here, but the web of names and financial arrangements keeps growing, and it keeps circling back to the same family. Okay, this is where it gets really interesting. In October 2025, the Kardashian family filed a defamation lawsuit against Ray J. Their reason? He publicly claimed they were under federal investigation. That was enough for them to go to court, but around the same time, and for a while before that, Kanye West was publicly saying something far more extreme. On social media, in interviews, and on X before he got banned, Kanye accused the Kardashian family of trading in humans. He compared what they were doing to what Jeffrey Epstein's network did. He said, and this is a real quote, "The Carters and the Kardashians are basically the same, except the Kardashians are doing what Epstein did." The Kardashians did not sue Kanye. No lawsuit, no cease and desist letter, not even a public statement pushing back.

[00:11:34]>> What do you think about Kanye rant?

[00:11:36]What's going on with Kanye? From a distance, obviously, I don't know how well you know Kanye. I don't know if you've been around Kanye, but from a distance, what what what what do you suspect's going on?

[00:11:44]>> I suspect that we're pretty awful people if we say that somebody got a mental illness and then we watch what they do.

[00:11:53]If you say somebody got special needs, then why would you be watching them and holding them accountable like everybody else?

[00:12:01]Wouldn't you grade them on a curve?

[00:12:03]Wouldn't you go, "Ooh, this guy."

[00:12:06]Because, I mean, what are we reacting to?

[00:12:08]>> Think about that for a second. They sued Ray J for saying they might be under investigation, but when Kanye says something 10 times more serious, a direct comparison to one of the most infamous criminal networks in modern history, they go completely silent.

[00:12:23]Legal experts have pointed out the obvious reason why. If they sued Kanye, they would have to respond to his specific claims in court under oath, and maybe that's a conversation they do not want to have.

[00:12:35]>> What do you expect? The guy married a [ __ ] Like, what >> [laughter] >> I didn't mean it like that. I mean, married her because she was one, not he didn't know. He understood that he wanted that.

[00:12:49]He courted that. That's what he wanted to base his family on.

[00:12:54]>> heart, though. I know what you going to say. Don't you say it, Cat.

[00:12:57]Don't you say it. I'm going to move the conversation >> If what I'm saying is not correct, then how do she end up with Pete Davidson?

[00:13:03]>> I mean, it happens all the time.

[00:13:04]>> And what if you weren't even good enough for Pete and he leaves you? What do that mean the product was? No, I don't I don't support or villainize Kanye because I don't understand what it is we want from him.

[00:13:17]>> And then there's Katt Williams. In 2024, Katt went on Club Shay Shay and made some comments that a lot of people interpreted as a veiled reference to Kim and her family. He didn't say anything directly, but he pointed out that basically every man who got close to Kim either ran away or ended up going through some kind of very public breakdown afterward. People laughed it off as cat being cat, but reading between the lines, he seemed to be saying, "Whatever is going on inside that family runs deep enough that it changes people." And when you look at the full list of men who've been connected to Kim and what happened to them afterward, the pattern he's pointing at to ignore. So now I want to know from you, do you think the Skims drug bust is just a driver acting alone, or do you think there's something bigger the media isn't reporting? And what about Kanye's accusation? Does the silence say something? Drop everything in the comments.