KIM Kardashian has given fans a behind-the-scenes look at a recent law school study session — however, fans have mocked her after they spotted a strange detail.
Posted to the Hulu star’s Instagram Stories, Kim, 42, posted an inside look into her studies.
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In the new pic, Kim shared her handwritten notes as she is studying to become a lawyer.
“Constitutional Law Class,” the KUWTK alum captioned her post with the red and white SOS emoji.
Kim is currently participating in an apprenticeship program after turning her attention to criminal justice reform in recent years.
She began the process in 2019, just one year after she successfully lobbied then-President Donald Trump to sign a bill assisting prison and sentencing reform, The First Step Act.
FANS REACT
In a popular Kardashian critic internet forum, many fans mocked the mother-of-four after noticing one strange detail — how “neat” her handwriting is.
One Reddit fan wrote, “Haha my law notes were never this neat.”
“There is so much you have to write that either your handwriting is a sloppy mess that you can barely read or you type it all out. Most people type. This is just…NO…she is unserious,” another mentioned.
A third mentioned: “These notes look like definitions from my first semester. Who does notes like that after one sem in law of all things?
Also, I know some NEAT notewriters cause I’m one of those people… And yet law students… They kinda give up on that after a bit. Usually around torts time.”
KIMS QUEST
Kim sat down with CNN anchor Poppy Harlow at the 2023 TIME100 Summit earlier this month to discuss her educational journey.
During a wide-ranging discussion on her personal and professional life, Poppy asked flat-out where Kim is in her journey.
“The baby bar has a 16 percent pass rate,” Kim shared, before rolling her eyes and realizing: “I mean, it took me a few tries.”
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“I’m probably going to take the bar February 2025,” she revealed.
While the date may seem far away, Kim gritted her teeth as she reminded the audience that the tests leading up to the bar exam were especially challenging and time consuming.
She told the crowd that helping free Alice Johnson, who spent 20 years behind bars before Kim championed her release, changed her life.
“I had no connection to the justice system,” Kim admitted. “As I got to figure out how to help someone and how to make a difference and get them out, I had no idea…I was just genuinely naïve to all of the issues with our system.”
Diving into the issues with little background overwhelmed the model.
“There are so many things wrong with our system. But once I saw that I was able to make a difference I couldn’t stop there.”
NEW REALITY
Kim is taking an unusual route to becoming a lawyer because she does not hold an undergraduate degree.
California is one of seven states that allows budding lawyers to study under a mentor for four years instead of going to college.
However, a busy future might spell the end of her current empire.
“I always joke with my mom, who is my manager, I say, ‘Kim K is retiring, and I’m just gonna be an attorney. So you can go help my siblings, so you can still have a job,'” she laughed.
Referring to the family’s successful reality TV career, Poppy then asked: “Would you ever consider a life without the cameras?”
Kim didn’t hesitate to answer and quickly fired back: “Yeah, absolutely. I do feel like I have a… there’s a lot that’s always on TV and a lot that’s always out there, but I think my friends and my family know that we really cherish a lot of our private times.”
She admitted: “And I would be just as happy being an attorney full-time and doing that.
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