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Kim Kardashian’s Bar Exam Struggle: Exhaustion, Doubt, and Determination

Last updated: 2025/12/18 at 5:03 PM
Published December 18, 2025
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In a raw and emotional revelation, Kim Kardashian is sharing the immense challenges she faced just days before taking the rigorous California bar exam. During a recent episode of The Kardashians, the 43-year-old entrepreneur detailed a week filled with physical pain, mental exhaustion, and deep self-doubt as she prepared for the high-stakes test.

Visibly overwhelmed, Kardashian confessed that the demanding study schedule left her in tears. “It’s exhausting,” she stated, explaining she was completing multiple three-hour practice tests daily while also nursing a thrown-out back. The physical setback felt symbolic to her, noting, “Every time I get to another step, something pulls me back.”

While asserting she is not one for a “pity party,” Kim openly questioned why she was facing so many obstacles in her law journey. The pressure was more intense than she ever anticipated, leading her to admit, “I had no clue it was gonna be like this.”

Perhaps her most startling confession was her uncertainty about retaking the exam if she failed. Despite her fierce desire to become a lawyer, Kardashian expressed a lack of confidence in her testing abilities. “I really want it. But if I don’t pass, I don’t think I would take it again,” she shared.

A preview of the season finale showed her breaking down after the exam, citing poor sleep and running out of time. However, this moment of doubt contrasts with her public resolve. On Instagram, she reaffirmed her commitment, writing, “Six years into this law journey, and I’m still all in until I pass the bar.”

Her journey highlights the often-grueling reality behind pursuing a legal career, demonstrating that perseverance involves both unwavering determination and moments of profound vulnerability.

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