Kim Kardashian Wages Spiritual Warfare Over Failed Bar Exams, But Fans Say ‘Study More Next Time!’

Kim Kardashian was given false spiritual hope about passing the bar exams, and she is not happy about it. 

The reality TV star recently announced that she failed the bar exams. However, fans are encouraging her to study more instead of relying on the metaphysical for accurate predictions. 

Kim also recently admitted to using ChatGPT to help her study. However, even AI systems proved unreliable as she claimed they had made her "fail tests" in the past. 

Kardashian recently uploaded a vlog on TikTok, showing key moments from her mom Kris Jenner's star-studded 70th birthday celebration. 

In one clip, the SKIMS co-founder was captured getting her hair and makeup done in preparation for the party while sending a voice note calling out psychics who predicted she would pass her exam.

“I’m just letting you guys know that all of the f-cking psychics that we’ve met with and that we’re obsessed with are all f-cking full of sh-t.”

The 45-year-old business mogul said that at least four psychics had reassured her that she was going to pass the bar. However, contrary to what the psychics told her, when the results came out, she didn't pass. 

"They're all full pathological liars. Don't believe anything they say," she added. 

Fans on social media reacted to Kardashian's rant, with many telling her to rely on her studying abilities and not on spiritual means. 

One fan wrote, "Try studying next time. I heard that works." Another commented, "Baby girl, that's all on you. Maybe you need to study more next time instead of relying on psychics?"

This user jokingly wrote that Kim probably stopped studying when the psychics told her she was going to pass, while another simply pointed out that she likely failed because she didn't prepare enough.

"So she assumed she was going to pass because a psychic told her? Wow. Definitely wouldn't want her for my lawyer. Well, [the] psychic said we would win, so I didn't even do anything for the case. Witness? What witness? The witness is the psychic," one fan trolled.

"She was using psychics and ChatGPT to pass this sh-t, no wonder she failed, it's probably for the best she doesn't get anywhere near a law firm," another fan added.

Kardashian's rant about her psychics comes a few days after she announced that she had failed the bar exams. 

In a candid write-up on her Instagram Stories, she admitted that she's not a lawyer yet, she just plays a "very well-dressed one on TV." 

The KKW Beauty founder remained optimistic in light of the devastating news, writing that she's still determined to give it her all, with no shortcuts. 

"No giving up– just more studying and even more determination," she wrote, per The Blast. Kardashian also revealed that she narrowly fell short of passing the exams, which fuels her to do even better on the next one. 

Before Kardashian shared the news of her bar results, she admitted that while she doesn't use ChatGPT for dating advice, she sometimes uses it to help her study. 

During an interview, the "All's Fair" actress said that she sometimes takes pictures and uploads them to ChatGPT, seeking the right answers. However, the AI system has made her "fail tests… all the time," which would make her "yell at it" out of anger, per The Blast.

Kardashian explained that the AI would often try to encourage her by telling her to trust her own instincts. However, she claims that the system of learning doesn't work for her because she needs to actually learn something about the tests, not a life lesson. 

A few weeks before Kardashian opened up about using AI to study, she revealed that she had an idea of what to specialize in. 

Kardashian's journey to becoming a lawyer started six years ago, and during BBC's "The Graham Norton Show" in October, she shared that she plans to become a trial lawyer. 

According to The Blast, the reality TV star expressed her desire to keep growing and evolving, noting that in 10 years, she would ultimately give up being Kim Kardashian and would focus on being a trial lawyer.