Kim Kardashian Has Her Sights Set On Her Law Specialization

“The Kardashians” star is determined to achieve her dream of practising law, and juggling being a mom of four, running businesses, and filming TV shows has not deterred her from that goal.

Kim Kardashian has invested a great deal of time and effort into studying, and after taking the bar exam, she is positive she will be qualified.

Kim revealed while appearing on BBC’s “The Graham Norton Show” that her 10-year plan to become a trial lawyer is still in motion. Although she has been occupied with several personal, entertainment, and fashion projects, she remains focused on her legal goals.

The reality TV star appeared on the show alongside her co-star, Sarah Paulson, for the movie “All’s Fair,” which she hopes will be renewed for season 2. She also revealed that part of her drive to explore several fields is her thirst for growth.

“I always want to be growing, curious, and evolving, and I want to see wherever that takes me,” she added before disclosing that the bar exam results would be released soon.

According to PEOPLE, Kim added that she would be qualified in two weeks and that, in 10 years, she would give up being who she is now and focus on being a trial lawyer.

It has been reported that Kim took six years instead of four to complete her Law office study program. This delay was not due to laziness on her end but primarily due to COVID and other work commitments she is involved in.

One of the attorneys sponsoring Kim’s education, Jessica Jackson, praised her dedication in a speech. She revealed that the TV star dedicates 18 hours a week, 48 weeks a year, for six straight years, totaling 5184 hours of legal study.

She applauded Kim for achieving this while raising her four children, running businesses, filming television shows, and appearing in courtrooms to advocate for others. 

The soon-to-be-qualified lawyer never graduated from college but began an apprenticeship with a law firm in San Francisco in 2018 and took the First-Year Law Student’s Examination in 2021.

She then took the mandatory Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam in March this year in L.A., before taking the bar, so that she could practice law in California.

The entertainer took the challenging exam privately in late July. The California bar exam features five one-hour essay questions, one 90-minute performance test, and 200 multiple-choice questions, and it takes two days to complete.

The Blast in an earlier release revealed that Kim traveled, shot a TV show during months close to when she was to take the exams, and even attended Jeff Bezos’s wedding in June.

Conventionally, applicants buried themselves in their studies in the months leading up to the exam because of the difficulty of the exam.

After the exams, Kim traveled to Venice, Italy, in August, where she received an award for her work in criminal justice. She now awaits the decision on her fate as a lawyer, which will be announced when she and other examinees receive their results in November.

Earlier this month, The Blast reported that the 45-year-old filed a series of lawsuits against several online e-commerce vendors for selling counterfeit SKIMS apparel. She claimed that doing this was confusing some of her loyal customers.

The brunt of the lawsuit was borne by big corporations such as Amazon, eBay, and Walmart. According to legal documents, Kim sought to block the sites from allegedly selling shams of her successful clothing line, SKIMS, and to recover the profits they’d already made from prior sales.

The athleisure wear brand is valued at $4 billion, and it has not been disclosed how much it has lost due to fake sales or how much it is suing for.