Kim Kardashian Hilariously Puts Her Law Skills To Use Ahead Of Bar Exam Result

Kim Kardashian is stepping into the courtroom, this time, for laughs.

She stars in a new ad for her sister Kourtney Kardashian's wellness brand, Lemme, where they face off in a mock courtroom battle. The playful skit comes days before Kim receives the results of the California Bar exam she took four months ago. 

While the ad may be all laughs, Kim Kardashian's legal ambitions are serious. She has already set her sights on specializing as a trial lawyer, signaling her passion for justice. 

The clip opens with Kourtney strutting into a crowded courtroom in an all-white outfit. The judge calls her out for "failing to disclose" her latest beauty and gut health secret, Lemme Colostrum. Without missing a beat, Kourtney declares that she has simply been "prioritizing" herself.

Kim, dressed in a sharp suit, is not buying it. Channeling her inner prosecutor, she accuses her sister of "gatekeeping," arguing that in the Kardashian family, everything is meant to be shared, including supplements. 

Things get even funnier when Kim presents a full evidence board showing Kourtney caught with her new product in hand. Kourtney claps back by quoting one of Kim's infamous lines about passion and business, claiming she has finally found hers.

Kim defends her title as the Kardashian, stating, "B-tch, I invented Glow," sending the courtroom into comic chaos before Kourtney ends the ad with a cheeky mic drop: "Let it be known, I feel incredible. Sue me."

The hilarious Lemme ad, posted on Instagram, racked up major attention, with fans flooding the comments section in full meltdown mode.

Kris Jenner led the charge with her trademark enthusiasm, writing, "OMG This is SOOOO good!!!!" From there, the reactions only got louder, with fans writing, "Love," "Brilliant!!" and "HILARIOUS!"

This viewer praised the sisters' comic timing, stating, "Oh man I enjoyed this." A third called them "genius," while a fourth gushed, "So good! Too funny. Love it."

One fan could not get enough, writing, "Didn't want it to end." Amid all the laughter, one comment summed up what some were wondering: "Did she pass the Bar yet or nah?"

Kim's courtroom dreams are closer than ever to becoming real. The star recently opened up about her long-term goal of becoming a trial lawyer while chatting on BBC's "The Graham Norton Show," revealing that she is just weeks away from being officially qualified.

The Blast reported that Kim's determination has been years in the making. Her goal is to shift gears completely within the next decade leaving behind her current career to focus fully on law. She explained her motivation, stating:

"I always want to be growing, curious, and evolving, and I want to see wherever that takes me." 

Her six-year journey through California's Law Office Study Program took longer than planned due to the pandemic and work obligations, but her commitment never wavered.

The socialite's law journey has had a few unexpected twists, including one involving artificial intelligence. During a Vanity Fair lie detector segment, the reality TV star revealed that she turned to ChatGPT for help while studying law, though the results were not exactly what she hoped for.

Page Six notes that Kim confessed she has asked the AI chatbot for legal guidance by snapping photos of her study materials and uploading them for answers. But instead of helping, she joked that the bot's responses have led her to fail tests "all the time."

The actress admitted she even argues with ChatGPT when its advice backfires, saying she gets frustrated enough to "yell" at it. Despite the digital drama, Kim keeps a sense of humor about it, even sharing screenshots of her AI chats with family and friends.

Kim's curiosity about space took an unexpected turn after she voiced doubt about one of history's biggest achievements, the 1969 moon landing. The 45-year-old told co-star Sarah Paulson she was not convinced Apollo 11 actually touched down, even claiming she had "documents" to support her theory.

The Blast reported that her comments quickly reached NASA headquarters, prompting a public reaction from acting administrator Sean Duffy.

Taking to X, Duffy set the record straight, stating, "Yes, Kim Kardashian, we've been to the Moon before… 6 times! And even better: NASA Artemis is going back under the leadership of POTUS." Kim later followed up by asking NASA about 31 Atlas, a comet passing through the solar system.

"No aliens. No threat to life here on Earth. 3 = the third I = interstellar, meaning from beyond our solar system ATLAS = discovered by our Asteroid Terrestrial-Impact Last Alert System (ATLAS) team," Duffy responded, before adding an invitation for Kim to visit the Kennedy Space Center. 

Looks like Kim Kardashian is already winning cases before she even gets her Bar results.