Kim Kardashian, reality television star and entrepreneur, announced on Saturday that she did not pass the California bar exam. This marks her second attempt at the challenging legal examination, following a previous unsuccessful try in December 2022.

Kardashian has been publicly pursuing her legal aspirations for several years, studying for the bar while balancing her various business ventures and family responsibilities. She is undertaking this journey through California's 'baby bar' program, which allows aspiring lawyers to take the exam before completing all the required legal education.

The California bar exam is a rigorous test that assesses a candidate's knowledge of legal principles and their ability to apply them to real-world scenarios. Passing the exam is a crucial step towards becoming a licensed attorney in the state.

Kardashian’s father, Robert Kardashian, was a prominent attorney known for his involvement in the O.J. Simpson trial. Her interest in law has also been reflected in her portrayal of a lawyer in the Hulu series 'All's Fair,' further showcasing her commitment to the legal field. Despite the setback, Kardashian expressed her determination to continue her studies and retake the exam, demonstrating her unwavering dedication to achieving her goal of becoming a lawyer.

The announcement was made via social media, where Kardashian shared her disappointment but also emphasized her resolve to keep learning and improving. Details regarding when she plans to retake the exam were not immediately available.