Kim Kardashian is all set to make a stylish move into the movies. The 44-year-old SKIMS founder is reportedly taking on a villain role in the upcoming live-action Bratz film, produced by Amazon MGM Studios. She is not only stepping in front of the camera but also behind it, joining the producing team. Kim will be working with well-known producers Erik Feig, Julia Hammer, Jason Larian, and Jasmin Larian. MGA Entertainment’s CEO, Isaac Larian, will also be part of the team as executive producer. Kim Kardashian to star in Bratz movie The move marks a major shift in her Hollywood journey, as she continues to expand beyond reality TV into mainstream scripted entertainment. The Bratz movie remains tightly under wraps, with plot details and casting information yet to be announced. It’s also unclear whether any original characters or cast members from the 2007 film will return. However, the reboot is being billed as a fresh chapter in the franchise, which first launched in 2001 and has since sold over 200 million dolls globally. ALSO READ: Kim Kardashian Completes Law Degree In Six Years, Pens Emotional Note: It Wasn’t Easy But I Never Gave Up As per the Variety report, the new Bratz movie (not the same as the 2007 version) will be written by Charlie Polinger and Lucy McKendrick. The duo is also working on A24’s The Masque of the Red Death, which stars Mikey Madison. So, expect a similar fun and edgy vibe. While this marks Kim’s first direct involvement with Bratz, the Kardashian-Jenner connection to the brand isn’t new. For the unversed, her sister Kylie Jenner previously collaborated with Bratz, even becoming part of the official Bratz doll line in a 2023 partnership that reimagined the classic characters with a modern twist. More about Kim Kardashian’s work front Kim Kardashian’s Hollywood portfolio has been steadily growing. Her previous acting roles include appearances in American Horror Story: Delicate, CSI: NY, Drop Dead Diva, and Tyler Perry’s Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counsellor. She is also set to star in an upcoming thriller penned by The Broken Hearts Gallery writer Natalie Krinsky, and in All’s Fair, a legal drama by Glee and American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy.