Kim Kardashian announced during her appearance on The Graham Norton Show that she expects to become a qualified attorney within the next two weeks, reflecting a major milestone in her decade-long journey into law.
1. The Announcement on Graham Norton
During the BBC program, Kim revealed she has already taken the necessary bar exam and is awaiting results that would allow her to practice law. She told host Graham Norton she feels certain she passed and is excited to move into courtroom work.
She also referenced a long-term ambition: eventually giving up the “Kim K” celebrity persona to become a trial lawyer.
2. Her Legal Training Journey
Kim began her legal studies in 2018 via a Law Office Study Program in California. Over six years she logged more than 5,000 hours of study — balancing law training alongside running her businesses and raising four children.
She passed the “baby bar” exam in 2021 and recently completed the MPRE — the ethics exam required before full bar admission.
3. Why This Matters
- The shift shows how a major celebrity is transitioning into a professional career traditionally out of reach for many.
- It highlights alternatives to the traditional law-school-road when one studies via apprenticeship or law-office program.
- Kim’s announcement may inspire others to pursue legal paths later in life or through non-traditional routes.
Follow updates on her lawyer status and what this shift means for her career and law advocacy. Reflect on how ambition and reinvention remain possible at any stage.
