Tag: Bar Exam

Kim Kardashian Delays Bar Exam to 2027

Kim Kardashian has decided to sit out the California Bar Exam for the remainder of 2026, and sources say she is eyeing a return to the test no sooner than 2027.

Watch the Sweet Moment Kim Kardashian’s Son and Family Comfort Her After She Fails the Bar Exam

Kim Kardashian failed the latest California Bar exam, a rare public loss shown in The Kardashians finale. Despite trying to stay composed and knowing her essays weren't good enough, she was clearly hurting. Her family and professor comforted her, but disappointment lingered, though she is ready to try again.

Ouch: Kim Kardashian Reveals She Threw Her Back Out While Studying For Bar Exam

On a recent episode of The Kardashians, Kim opened up about just how intense studying for the California Bar has been, revealing that the stress of it all didn’t just mess with her mentally, it took her out physically too.

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