The Kardashians scene where Kim Kardashian’s son Saint found an advert for a sex tape on Roblox was not faked, a source close to the family has claimed.

During the first episode of the family’s new Disney+ reality show, Saint, six, showed his mother a “Kim Kardashian experience” room he apparently spotted when playing the game.

Roblox bosses have since said that it removed the room and that no sex tape was ever available.

They also added that only “a few dozen players” found it in the short space of time it was live.

Since the fresh sex tape scandal came to light, some have suggested the chances of Saint being one of those players to find the room is not very high.

Zomebody, a well-known Roblox developer, recently told BBC News: “The chances of ‘accidentally’ stumbling upon a game like that are astronomically small.

“There are two potential ways for Saint to have found such a game – either he or the family actively searched for (or even created) such a game or someone else in their group of peers created it and then shared it directly with the boy.”

Production company, Fulwell 73 or the Kardashians are yet to provide a comment but a source close to the family has insists the scene was not made up.

The moment Saint found the Roblox room is a centre of the drama in the first-ever episode of The Kardashians.

He runs up to his mum saying: “Everybody look it, this is on Roblox,” before handing her his tablet.

The screen is blurred but Kim, 41, described what she saw to an interviewer.

She explained: “There was a picture of my cry face and I look at it and it said something super-inappropriate like, ‘Kim’s new sex tape’.

“This is supposed to be unreleased footage from my old sex tape.”

A sex tape of mother-of-four Kim was first published online back in 2007.

Later in the episode, Kim threatened to sue Roblox telling her lawyer she has “all the time, all the money and all the resources to burn them to the ground”.

Roblox said it took action against the content as soon as its moderators were alerted back in September 2021.

A spokesman for the company told BBC: “The text reference to the tape that got around our filters was quickly taken down and fortunately visible only to a few dozen people on the platform.

“We also swiftly took down the associated experience and banned the community developer involved with the incident.”

Daily Star has reached out to Kim Kardashian’s representative for a comment.

For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here