Khloe Kardashian Threatens To Sue Tristan Thompson's alleged Mistress 

Khloé Kardashian is taking steps to make a legitimate move against a lady guaranteeing that Tristan Thompson fathered a kid with her. 

In a legally enforceable order acquired by sources, Kardashian's lawyer, Lynda B. Goldman of Lavely and Singer Professional Corporation, requested that Kimberly Alexander "quickly quit hassling and slandering" the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star. 

The solicitation comes after Alexander purportedly created direct messages from Kardashian. Goldman guaranteed that even after Alexander confessed to faking the DMs from Khloe Kardashian, that she "kept on making unbelievable disparaging smears about Khloé, bugging her and attempting to drag her into the paternity show that you have continued imagining." 

The lawyer said that these activities happened regardless of "a DNA test from one of the country's top labs" that "affirmed that Mr. Thompson isn't the dad of your kid," the archive expressed. Alexander didn't quickly react to PEOPLE's solicitation for input. 

Goldman expressed that Alexander's supposed activities could bring about "significant obligation" on her part for "maligning and bogus light intrusion of protection." Besides, she was additionally blamed for "dishonestly" asserting Kardashian "faked online media posts," Goldman wrote in the letter, and that Alexander "ridiculously stigmatized [Khloé] by deducing that she is a bigot." 

The Good American co-makers lawyer added that "[Khloé] may before long have her very own maligning claim against you on the off chance that you neglect to quickly stop this instant from criticizing her and depicting her in a hostile bogus light." Kardashian, 36, and Thompson, 30, recently sent a cease and desist letter to Alexander last May for supposedly making "pernicious slanderous untruths and probable manufactures" encompassing the paternity of her kid. Later that very month, the NBA player documented a criticism claim against Alexander. 

In court reports got by sources at that point, Thompson's lawyer Marty Singer asserted that Alexander is a "wannabe online media influencer and obscene model/entertainer who is so urgent to accomplish her fleeting encounter with the notoriety that she as of late manufactured a bogus case that NBA star/Cleveland Cavaliers focus/power forward Thompson is the dad of her almost five-year-old child."