14 DAY TRIAL // At the time word got out that Kris Humphries had moved on from his failed marriage to Kim Kardashian with a certain Fatmire Sinanaj, his attorneys were already trying to get her to sign an NDA. The two are no longer dating – and he's sicked the FBI on her, it has emerged.
As we also informed you last week, Humphries' attorneys were trying to get Myla (as her friends call her) to sign a confidentiality agreement because they did not want her talking to the press.
According to various reports, she had text messages, emails and photos that, if released, would have put Kris in a very bad light – and probably cost him dearly in his legal divorce battle against Kardashian.
Talks about the NDA soon hit a dead end, and Kris and Myla broke up, but she did not stop here, TMZ has learned.
When everything went sour, she called him to warn him that she was now free to talk to the press, promising him she would “ruin” him when she'd so want.
Instead of offering her the money she was asking to keep quiet, Kris went to the FBI.
“Kris Humphries' lawyers had a telephone conference with FBI agents earlier today TMZ has learned, and they handed over evidence allegedly proving his ex-flame Myla Sinanaj attempted to extort him,” the celebrity e-zine says.
“Kris' camp reached out to the Feds after Myla allegedly demanded a large sum of money in exchange for her silence, regarding incriminating details about her relationship with Kris,” TMZ further notes.
“Sources tell TMZ, Kris' lawyers had the conference with FBI officials in Minnesota this AM and turned over multiple recorded messages from Myla which Kris' people say proves extortion,” adds the same report.
Neither Kris nor Myla's rep wanted to confirm (or deny) the above report when contacted for comment.
Humphries is now getting ready for a showdown in court, as he and soon-to-be-ex-wife Kim must make their case in front of a judge.
They married in August last year in one of the most lavish ceremonies ever to take place in showbiz, with Kim announcing the divorce a mere 72 days later.