Kim Kardashian broke down in tears two weeks before taking the State Bar of California exam last July as captured in a candid eight-minute vlog she uploaded Sunday.
‘F***, I’m going to film this. Oh my god, I’m just so tired,’ the 45-year-old aspiring attorney – who boasts 498.7M social media followers – lamented.
‘But it’s like every single time I feel like I’m a step ahead, something happens to try to stop me from doing this.’
Kim cried: ‘I just wanna… like a part of me just wants to stop. I just feel like my brain’s going to explode and I have so much more to go!’
Hours earlier, Kardashian was all confidence as she declared to haters criticizing her for doing ‘an online program’ instead of attending law school, she challenged: ‘Try it. Try it.’
‘I don’t really care about stuff like that, you know?’ the criminal justice reform advocate claimed.
Kim Kardashian broke down in tears two weeks before taking the State Bar of California exam last July as captured in a candid eight-minute vlog she uploaded Sunday
‘I think that it’s like, they just don’t know. And they aren’t on my journey and I don’t even care for them to be.’
Kim said she studied for four months straight and ‘obsessively’ devoted the two weeks before the test to tackling ‘one subject per day’ with her professors: ‘My kids are on a great vacation so I can focus.’
‘I really, really want it,’ Kardashian said.
The mounting stress was affecting the thrice-divorced mother-of-four’s sleep and caused her injure her back, so she discovered she had ‘a few disc issues’ after getting an MRI.
‘I was crying the other day, not trying to feel sorry for myself because everyone has something, you know?’ Kim said.
‘But my back went out and it was just the worst timing in the whole wide world.’
Kardashian’s back was still ‘spasming’ three days before test, and she began wearing a brace.
‘I feel really good about everything,’ The Kardashians producer-star said the day before the exam.
‘My body feels good. It feels way better than it has in the previous days. I feel good, like, I feel prepared.’
On November 7 – the same day her Hulu legal drama All’s Fair premiered – Kim discovered she did not score the minimal 1,390 out of 2,000 points in order to pass the bar.
‘It was disappointing, but it wasn’t the end,’ Kardashian captioned her Instagram post.
‘F***, I’m going to film this. Oh my god, I’m just so tired,’ the 45-year-old aspiring attorney lamented. ‘But it’s like every single time I feel like I’m a step ahead, something happens to try to stop me from doing this’
Kim cried: ‘I just wanna… like a part of me just wants to stop. I just feel like my brain’s going to explode and I have so much more to go!’
Hours earlier, Kardashian was all confidence as she declared to haters criticizing her for doing ‘an online program’ instead of attending law school, she challenged: ‘Try it. Try it’
The criminal justice reform advocate said she studied for four months straight and ‘obsessively’ devoted the two weeks before the test to tackling ‘one subject per day’ with her professors: ‘My kids are on a great vacation so I can focus’
The mounting stress was affecting Kim’s sleep and caused her injure her back, so she discovered she had ‘a few disc issues’ after getting an MRI
Kardashian’s back was still ‘spasming’ three days before test, and she began wearing a brace: ‘It was just the worst timing in the whole wide world’
‘This dream means too much to me to walk away from, so I’m going to keep studying, keep learning and keep showing up for myself until I get there.’
Kardashian – who believes the 1969 Moon landing was fake – is scheduled to take the rigorous two-day test in person yet again on February 24-25.
On May 21, the Calabasas socialite completed California’s Law Office Study Program four years after passing the ‘baby bar’ exam in 2021, which she had previously failed three times.
Kim always dreamed of following the footsteps of her late father Robert Kardashian, who was part of the late OJ Simpson’s ‘dream team’ of attorneys at his 1995 murder trial.
Kardashian’s vlog received supportive comments from her celeb circle including sister Khloé Kardashian, who wrote: ‘I am so so so proud of you! I saw how hard you studied and how badly you want this! Keep going! We don’t give up! You got this baby!’
On the plus side, the half-Armenian beauty reported $1.7B fortune just got a big boost as her shapewear company Skims is now valued at $5B after successfully accruing a $225M capital raise.
‘Today’s announcement validates the hard work of our incredible team and partners who have helped us reach this exciting new chapter, becoming a global omnichannel retail brand,’ the CCO/founding partner said in a statement last Wednesday.
The thrice-divorced mother-of-four said the day before the exam: ‘I feel really good about everything. My body feels good. It feels way better than it has in the previous days. I feel good, like, I feel prepared’
On November 7 – the same day her Hulu legal drama All’s Fair premiered – Kim discovered she did not score the minimal 1,390 out of 2,000 points in order to pass the bar
‘It was disappointing, but it wasn’t the end,’ Kardashian captioned her Instagram post. ‘This dream means too much to me to walk away from, so I’m going to keep studying, keep learning and keep showing up for myself until I get there’
The Kardashians producer-star – who believes the 1969 Moon landing was fake – is scheduled to take the rigorous two-day test in person yet again on February 24-25 (pictured May 21)Â
Kim always dreamed of following the footsteps of her late father Robert Kardashian (M, pictured in 1995), who was part of the late OJ Simpson’s (R) ‘dream team’ of attorneys at his murder trialÂ
Kardashian’s vlog received supportive comments from her celeb circle including sister Khloé Kardashian, who wrote: ‘I am so so so proud of you! I saw how hard you studied and how badly you want this! Keep going! We don’t give up! You got this baby!’
‘We can’t wait to take Skims to the next level as we continue to innovate and set the standard for our industry.’
Kim executive produced and stars as divorce attorney Allura Grant leading an all-female law firm in Ryan Murphy’s dismally-reviewed, 10-episode legal drama All’s Fair airing Tuesdays on Hulu/Disney+.
Kardashian also executive produced and stars in the 10-episode seventh season of her famous family’s reality show The Kardashians, which airs Thursdays on Hulu.
Her other upcoming projects include producing and starring in Amazon’s live-action Bratz film for Amazon MGM Studios, producing Hulu pilot Group Chat starring La La Anthony, starring in Eva Longoria’s Netflix comedy The Fifth Wheel, and starring in an Amazon thriller penned by Natalie Krinsky.
