Kim Kardashian was mortified when an online troll threatened to release a second sextape of her

Fans’ hearts were broken when 41-year-old Kim Kardashian moved her to tears in the first episode of the family’s new Hulu series, The Kardashians, when her leaked 2002 sextape returned to haunt her

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Fifteen years after the release of the infamous video that made her a superstar, Kim Kardashian is fighting to prevent the release of another explicit video.

The mother of four was mortified after an online troll threatened to release a second sextape of her.

Fans’ hearts broke when the 41-year-old moved to tears in the first episode of the family’s new Hulu series, The Kardashians, when her leaked 2002 sextape returned to haunt her.

In the first episode, Kim is stunned when her six-year-old son Saint shows his mother his Roblox game on his iPad.

The Skims founder’s face sags as she takes the device from Saint and shows it to sister Khloe, 37.

A panicked Kim later explained to cameras that there was an online figure who was broadcasting messages and threatening to release an unseen second tape of her.

“The last thing I want as a mom is for my past to come up again 20 years later,” she said. “This is really embarrassing shit and I have to deal with it.

The reality star starred in a video with her ex-boyfriend Ray J, which they filmed together while on vacation almost 20 years ago.

Kim and Ray-J were 22 years old when the recordings were made.

Later in the episode, Kim calls her attorney and insists that she is “99.9% sure there is no other tape.

“If my son were a bit older and could read…” she trailed off, unable to bear the thought.

“I was offended. I died inside I’ve been obsessing over this for 20 years.

“This mistake – or is it a mistake? It was my longtime friend. We’re going on a trip and making a video.”

While on the phone with her attorney, Marty Singer, about the “threats” that there would be more footage from the sextape, Kim vaguely explained, “‘Ray J’s manager’ claims he has a sextape of us in Santa Barbara.”

She added to the cameras: “This is supposed to be unreleased footage. I really don’t know what they have.”

The couple were on vacation in Cabo, Mexico, celebrating Kim’s 23rd birthday while filming the original X-rated home movie.

Kim continued, “It’s embarrassing that this is out there, but it’s not the most scandalous thing and I’m not being made to feel that way. I am human.”

Later on the Hulu show, which was filmed about six months ago, Kim was seen calling her ex-husband KanyeWest – with whom she shares four children – in floods of tears.

Kim broke down on the phone and sobbed, “I almost died when Saint thought it was funny,” the mother exclaimed.

“Thank God he can’t read yet. It’s gonna happen to me again because of my dead body. I just want it gone. That won’t fool me.”

Earlier this week, it was reported that Kim was “concerned rapper Ray J is planning to make millions” by sharing other intimate shots with the public.

The mother-of-four has already spent hundreds of thousands of dollars hiring a legal team to silence him.

Kim, who split from her estranged husband KanyeWest last year, is determined to protect her family “at all costs”.

A source told The Sun: “Kim knows Ray J has done other tapes of theirs together. Some of the shots will be incredibly intimate.”

The first tape – which featured Kim – threatened to ruin her showbiz career before she even got started.

But in the end it helped her become famous.

The fashion mogul was relatively unknown when the video, titled Kim Kardashian: Superstar, was shared by Vivid Entertainment in March 2007.

At the time, Kim had appeared as Paris Hilton’s stylist on The Simple Life, but was known to many as Robert Kardashian’s daughter.

Kim later appeared on the family series Keeping Up With The Kardashians, where she rose to fame.

She filed a lawsuit against Vivid, accusing the company of using the tape without her permission.

But the star later dropped the suit after family friend Joe Francis helped her earn $5 million for its distribution instead.