Khaberni - Kim Kardashian revealed the reasons for her immediate announcement of failing the bar exam, emphasizing that transparency and the motivation to continue were behind her surprising decision.
Reality TV star Kim Kardashian, who has been studying law for six years, explained the reasons for announcing her bar exam failure publicly hours before it was posted online, affirming that honesty was her first choice and the experience pushed her to continue studying with more determination.
In a conversation with the "New York Times," Kardashian said she learned about the result two days before it was officially published, which led her to quickly decide to share it with her audience.
She added that she saw transparency as a better way to deal with the situation, despite the great effort she had made in preparing within her six-year legal program.
In her comments on how she felt when she learned the results, Kim admitted that she went through a brief moment of disappointment, but quickly turned the experience into a new motivator, confirming that her ability to turn failure into an opportunity was one of the main reasons for her perseverance.
She pointed out that she does not have the luxury to waste time wallowing in negative emotions, but prefers to invest it in studying with greater focus.
Kim posted on her "Instagram" account a comment clarifying that not passing the exam is not a failure as much as it is fuel that drives her toward improving her performance, noting that she was close to passing and will continue her educational path whether she succeeds or not, because for her, discipline is a form of self-respect.
In another interview, Kardashian spoke about her passion for studying and commitment, confirming that the academic routine gives her a sense of control and enhances her ability to organize her life.
She believed that the last result was simply an indication that the time for success has not yet come, but she is convinced that perseverance will ultimately lead her to pass the exam.
Kim Kardashian has been on a legal journey within a professional program to prepare for passing the California bar exam for six years, during which she faced multiple tests, the last of which she did not pass.
She consistently mentions that her interest in criminal justice reform is the main motivation behind her studies, and that her legal project is still a goal she strives to achieve through continued training and preparation for upcoming exams.
