Kim Kardashian has something to say to all the haters who have doubted her law school journey. She has worked hard to accomplish her goals. It was no easy feat, as she had other commitments to juggle, such as parenting, being the boss of several businesses, her media empire, and whatever else came to challenge her. Despite the obstacles, Kim went after her dream and achieved it, and that has given her lots of momentum.
Her path into law and the legal sector was inspired by a tweet in 2018 and, naturally, her dad, Robert Kardashian, who was her greatest cheerleader and one of the well-known attorneys of the 90s. Kim desires to alter criminal justice reform and help lessen or even commute unfair sentences handed to nonviolent offenders.
On May 21, Kim took a step closer to achieving her lawyer status as she graduated from her apprenticeship program and received her Completion Certificate. The education took six years, but she did it, and the mom of four pushed herself beyond measure. Her family threw a surprise party to celebrate her triumphs.
"I finally graduated law school after six years!!!" Kim notes in her Stories during her commencement at the time.
How Kim Kardashian clapped back at the graduation haters
Kim doesn't get involved with others' opinions or online attacks toward her, and that's an excellent tip for mental health because she is living her life how she sees it. When she does need to call out the haters or the negativity, Kim manages it with a serving social media post.
On May 22, the proud graduate uploaded a collection of photos from her ceremony, and she could not have been prouder of the hard work and tenacity that made the moment happen. In her captions, Kim paid tribute to those who helped her along the way, including her mentors and the committed people. Kris, Kourtney, Khloé, her three youngest children, and friends Natalie Halcro and Olivia Pierson all came to support Kim at the event.
She also addressed the haters that her "journey was real, and so is [her] accomplishment." While she pursued her legal studies under a law program that allows you to receive an education without a Bachelor's, Kim still worked and raised her family. It might have taken her six years instead of four, but she accomplished it.
And of course, the Kardashian party planner, Mindy Weiss performed her talents once again when she created the decor with the neutral-palette hats. The LA-based bakery, the Flour Shop, pieced together the tiny cap cakes.
Is Kim ready to become a high-powered attorney and take on cases? We believe so, as nothing can truly stop our passionate endeavors to shape a better future.