Kim, Khloe, and Kourtney could be on the hook for more than $200 million, TMZ has learned.
Hillair Capital Management claims it ponied up more than $10 million to save the Kardashian sisters' struggling cosmetics line, "Kardashian Beauty" after their former business partner went belly up.

The Kardashians originally partnered up with a company called Boldface in 2012, launching a makeup line called "Khroma Beauty." A savior stepped in Hillair Capital Management, buying out Boldface and sinking $10 mil into the business.
Hillair now claims the Kardashian girls didn't hold up their end of the bargain by blasting out the virtues of "Kardashian Beauty" to their millions of followers.
Hillair wants its $10 mil back plus what they would have made up to $180 mil.
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