Former New York Congressman George Santos has initiated legal action against Jimmy Kimmel, Disney, and ABC, leveling accusations of fraud, contract breaches, unjust enrichment, and copyright violations related to the use of ‘Cameo’ videos on Kimmel’s show.

‘Cameo’ is a platform enabling users to commission personalized videos from celebrities for various occasions, as advertised on its website. However, instead of employing the service for conventional purposes like birthday messages, Kimmel purportedly solicited numerous videos from Santos for use in his program.

If you don’t stand up for yourself you will always lose! That’s what I’m doing with this lawsuit. I’m standing my ground and fighting to uphold my legal rights.  Jimmy boy thought he could use fraudulent means to violate my copyrights and now he’s going to face the consequences. It’s really that simple. My legal case is unassailable, there’s no question I am in the right. -GADS

These clips allegedly featured in a segment dubbed “Will Santos Say It?” where Kimmel teased attempts to coax the former politician into making what he considered humorous remarks.

Santos, addressing the situation, quipped to The Post, “Jimmy, my Christmas gift to you may have been delayed, but here’s your wish fulfilled ”“ a lawsuit for fraud.” He’s demanding damages totaling at least $750,000.

Santos fired a shot at Forbes as well for misleading their readers about his lawsuit with their ridiculous headline.

No @Forbes I’m suing him for Fraud! Say the right terms and stop misleading your readers” Kimmel committed fraud and violated civil rights and federal coup right laws along with licensing agreements”

In addition to Kimmel, Santos has targeted Disney and ABC in the lawsuit, escalating the legal dispute to involve major media entities.