Los Angeles, California - George Santos has followed through on his threat to sue comedian Jimmy Kimmel for fraud over the former Congressman's Cameo videos.

According to TMZ, Santos filed the court documents on Saturday, accusing the talk show host of violating copyright law by airing his Cameo videos on Kimmel's late-night program.

The suit alleges that broadcasting the videos violated the platform's terms of service and that Santos "wholly owned" the clips.

On X, the ousted politician claimed that his case against Kimmel was "unassailable."

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"I'm standing my ground and fighting to uphold my legal rights," Santos wrote. "Jimmy boy thought he could use fraudulent means to violate my copyrights and now he’s going to face the consequences."

Last December, Kimmel paid Santos to make bizarre Cameo videos that were then used in a segment on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! called "Will Santos say it?"

The New York Republican threatened legal action after becoming the butt of the joke, claiming that Kimmel was in the wrong for using the videos on the show without his consent and demanding more money for the "commercial use" of the personalized messages.

Santos said that Kimmel owed over $20,000 for using the Cameo videos on his program because they had originally been purchased for personal use rather than the more expensive commercial use.

The comedian laughed off Santos' comments, quipping on his show that being sued for fraud by the disgraced politician "would be like a dream come true."

With more than 20 criminal charges – including fraud – facing him, Santos was expelled from Congress in December 2023.

Since making his debut on Cameo shortly after his expulsion, Santos has claimed that he's made a six-figure sum with the personalized videos.