Kim Kardashian Failed The 'Baby Bar' Lawyer's Test TWICE?!
By Mike Walters on June 11, 2021 at 3:07 PM EDT
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Kim Kardashian's future as a top lawyer may be in a bit of jeopardy after she announced the second failing of her 'baby bar' lawyer's exam.
The 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star revealed the results on the series finale of the family's reality show and says she will not be able to get her law license in California if she does not pass this exam.
On the show, Kim is seen speaking to attorneys Erin Haney and Jessica Jackson -- who helped her study for the exam -- when she got the bad news about the second test.
As we reported, Kim flunked the test several months prior.
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Unfortunately, Kim actually did worse on the second test than on the first one. The 'KUWTK' star revealed she scored a 463 on the latest exam, which is slightly lower than the 474 she got on the first one.
BTW -- You need a 560 to pass the test.
As you can imagine, Kim K. told the lawyers she is "totally bummed" about the situation but she isn't going to stress about it because she has a ton of other things going on in her life. As you know, KK is currently navigating through a divorce with her husband Kanye West and negotiating a settlement in the case.
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As we reported, Kardashian shared a few smoking hot photos of herself studying for the test in a string bikini. Hey, might as well get a tan while you are going through those flashcards!
On the show, KK explained the reason for a "baby bar" and why she is taking it right now. "If you are doing law school the way I'm doing it, it is a 4-year program instead of your typical 3-year program, and after year 1, you have to take the baby bar. This was actually harder, I hear than the official bar," she explained.
Kim is considering taking the test again. BTW, it should be pointed out that she is a billionaire and doesn't need a new profession at this point in her life. In fact, she employs quite a large number of lawyers -- but, Kim is passionate about working on prison reform.
Better Luck Next Time!
