TrueCelebz Quick Take:

It's not every day that a celebrity gets to flex their legal muscles and take on giant corporations all at once. But hey, when you're as famous as Kim Kardashian, someone's gotta keep those $4 billion SKIMS profits rolling in. I mean, who needs to actually produce original content when you can just sue the pants off people for selling counterfeit products? It's like she's saying, "Hey, Walmart and Amazon, I know you're all about being 'convenient' and whatnot, but let me tell you, there's no convenience in getting sued."

I'm a little surprised Kim didn't include Instagram in the lawsuit. I mean, it's not like they haven't seen their fair share of fake SKIMS ads flooding the platform. But hey, maybe she figures that's just part of the service when you're paying for "influencer" marketing (read: "paying to have your brand name stolen").

It's also worth noting that this isn't Kim's first rodeo when it comes to legal shenanigans. She's been sued before, and I'm sure she's just as thrilled about being taken to court as the rest of us are about filling out our tax returns on April 15th. But hey, at least she's consistent, right? One lawsuit here, another there – it's like she's trying to break some kind of record for most legal entanglements per year.

On a serious note (just for a second), I do think it's important for celebrities to take steps to protect their intellectual property and ensure that their fans aren't getting ripped off. But let's be real, folks – this is Kim Kardashian we're talking about here. The woman has an entire empire built on her... um, "unique" sense of style (I mean, have you seen those thongs with faux pubic hair?) and her ability to make a buck off of just about anything. So yeah, I'm not exactly shedding tears for the corporations she's suing.