Kim Kardashian says she will officially become a lawyer in two weeks.
The 45-year-old revealed the news on the Graham Norton Show.
“I will be qualified in two weeks. I hope to practice law,” she said.
She is still waiting for her California bar exam results.
Despite the uncertainty, Kardashian is confident she is days away from reaching her goal.
“I’ve spent six years on a law apprenticeship. Now I’m just days away from finishing,” she said.
Her apprenticeship allowed her to bypass traditional law school.
She completed the program on May 21, 2025, per the Daily Mail.
“Maybe in 10 years, I think I’ll give up being Kim K and be a trial lawyer. That’s what I really want,” Kardashian added.
She passed the “baby bar” on her fourth attempt in December 2021.
The baby bar is the first significant step before tackling California’s notoriously difficult bar exam.
Kardashian took the two-day exam in July, with 200 multiple-choice questions, five essays, and a 90-minute performance test.
Results are set for November 9. She will know her status two days earlier, on November 7.
She is following in her late father Robert Kardashian’s footsteps.
Robert Kardashian was a defense attorney, best known for defending O.J. Simpson in 1995.
Kardashian also promoted her Disney+ series, All’s Fair, where she stars as Allura Grant.
The show features Brooke Shields, Elizabeth Berkley, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Judith Light.
“I prepared by knowing my lines, being on time and being super professional,” she said.
“Working with these women was like summer camp,” Kardashian added.
She said she learned from the cast every day.
Her journey shows persistence and focus on achieving her law career.
She combines that with acting work, demonstrating ambition across fields.
Kardashian emphasized her confidence in her ability to practice law soon.
She remains focused on completing her bar process.
Her path highlights dedication and the pursuit of her father’s legacy.
She called her law apprenticeship “an incredible learning experience.”
Kardashian continues to balance her public persona with professional goals.
Her bar results will mark a significant milestone in her career.
She insists her goal is to practice law seriously once licensed.
Kardashian’s focus is clear: law first, fame second.
Her story is now a defining moment.
She told the audience, “I hope to make my father proud and be a trial lawyer.”
Kardashian’s revelation comes after the TV personality said she had “Stockholm syndrome” while married to controversial rapper Kanye West, also known as Ye.
Stockholm syndrome is a psychological response when a man or woman becomes numb to the abuses of their partner in a relationship, viewing mistreatment positively.
