Kim Kardashian Is the Bratz Villain?! Inside the Wild Live-Action Reboot You Didn’t Know You Needed
- Jessica Ramirez
- Jun 25
- 3 min read
Kim Kardashian is trading contour for chaos—find out why she's going full villain in the upcoming live-action Bratz movie. Is this her ultimate career plot twist... or just another iconic Kim K rebrand?
Move over Regina George, there’s a new queen of mean—and she’s got contour sharper than your grandma’s knitting needles. That’s right, Kim Kardashian is reportedly trading in Skims for a script and stepping into the deliciously dramatic role of a villain in the upcoming live-action Bratz movie, backed by none other than Amazon MGM Studios.
Kim K + Bratz = Cultural Reset?
In a move that could either be genius or gloriously chaotic (we’re hoping for both), Kim Kardashian is not only starring as the film’s main antagonist, but she’s also producing the project alongside a powerhouse team from Amazon MGM, Picturestart, and MGA Entertainment (aka the creators of the iconic Bratz dolls you definitely begged your parents for in 2003).
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, we are getting Kim K in full villain mode—and if her American Horror Story performance is anything to go by, we’re in for a delicious treat with a side of perfectly arched eyebrows.
Behind the Scenes: A Team That Means Business
This isn’t just some half-baked influencer vanity project (no shade, Paris). The Bratz movie is being handled by some real Hollywood heavyweights:
Erik Feig and Julia Hammer from Picturestart
Jason and Jasmin Larian from MGA
Writers Charlie Polinger and Lucy McKendrick are penning the script (cue high expectations)
With Kim Kardashian as producer, you can bet your bedazzled flip phone it’ll be extra. Think high fashion, drama, and a plot twist involving glitter.
The Legacy of Bratz: A Gen-Z & Millennial Dream Reboot
Let’s not pretend Bratz weren’t a cultural moment. First launched in 2001, these edgy dolls—with their giant eyes, bold lips, and fashion-forward fits—were the ultimate answer to Barbie’s pastel perfection. Now, over 200 million dolls sold later, the franchise is roaring back into the pop culture spotlight.
And who better to usher them into the new era than Kim Kardashian, whose own brand is basically “living Bratz doll but billionaire with a law degree”?
Why This Role Actually Makes Sense
Sure, the idea of Kim playing a villain might seem...odd. But think about it:
She knows how to command attention.
She’s made headlines (and empires) out of controversy.
Her look? Flawlessly villainous—black latex, dramatic poses, and resting boss face included.
Plus, it’s not her first rodeo. Kim’s dipped her freshly manicured toes into acting before with American Horror Story, upcoming Netflix flick The Fifth Wheel, and her legal drama All’s Fair.
What We Don’t Know (Yet)
While we’re ready to throw glitter in celebration, there are still a few juicy secrets under wraps:
The plot is still a mystery.
The supporting cast hasn’t been announced (manifesting a cameo from Megan Thee Stallion as Sasha’s cool aunt).
And there’s no official release date—but you know the internet will melt when the trailer drops.
If there’s one thing Kim Kardashian knows how to do, it’s stay relevant. Her move into the Bratz cinematic universe is bold, unexpected, and frankly...kind of brilliant. Whether this ends up being a cult classic or a so-bad-it’s-iconic moment, we’ll be watching—with popcorn and plastic platforms on standby.
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References:
People Magazine
ABC News
Variety Australia
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