She added: “I was so upset when I heard that. “I think she has done amazingly well, but I think it’s just important that people know that there is room for more than one Kylie.”Īnd she has admitted in the past that she was upset when her legal team branded the ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’ star a “secondary reality television personality”.
She said: “It’s hilarious that it caused such a kerfuffle. Minogue previously insisted she never expected the trademark dispute to cause such a sensation. In 2017, the Patent Office rejected the application, although it’s said she appealed the decision. In 2014, Jenner applied to trademark ‘Kylie’ for her cosmetics and clothing business, but Minogue was already selling products like fragrances, clothing and furniture under the name. She added: “No, but I’d love to meet them.”
While Jenner was described as “a secondary reality television personality”, the singer was hailed as an “internationally-renowned performing artist, humanitarian and breast cancer activist known worldwide simply as Kylie”.Ĭohen asked if she had to call up the reality star’s mum Kris Jenner, and while the Australian musician didn’t, she’s up for meeting the famous family. The ‘I Should Be So Lucky’ hitmaker pointed out the pair “came to an agreement”.Īt the time, Minogue’s lawyers provided the US Patent and Trademark Office with a list of reasons why the trademark shouldn’t be granted.
