Kylie Minogue wins name battle against Kylie Jenner

Singer Kylie Minogue has won a legal battle against reality star Kylie Jenner over the trademark of their shared first name.

Singer Kylie Minogue has won a legal battle against reality star Kylie Jenner over the trademark of their shared first name.

In 2014, Jenner, 19, filed a US trademark application for the term Kylie, seeking protection for the term in connection with advertising services. (Agencies)

The US Patent and Trademark Office rejected Jenner’s claim, but the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star is already planning an appeal to use the brand name Kylie for her growing fashion and beauty lines, reported People.

In 2014, Jenner, 19, filed a US trademark application for the term Kylie, seeking protection for the term in connection with advertising services.

Minogue, 48, filed a notice of opposition to Jenner’s application in February 2016.

Court document submitted by KDB, an Australian-based business representing Minogue, claimed that approval of Jenner’s application will confuse audiences and dilute Minogue’s brand.

The company also pointed out the fact that the Australian pop star currently owns trademark registrations for the term Kylie across entertainment services and music recordings.