The latest update on Kim Kardashian's pursuit of a legal career has arrived with the California bar exam results. Despite not passing this time, Kardashian's resolve remains unshaken, as she shared on Instagram, "Six years into this law journey, and I’m still all in until I pass the bar. No shortcuts, no giving up — just more studying and even more determination."

This announcement follows her years of legal studies through the law office study program in California, which allows aspiring attorneys to apprentice under practicing lawyers instead of attending traditional law school. The challenge of the bar exam is well-documented, with only 54.8% of participants passing the July 2025 session. The statistics reveal a particularly steep challenge for repeat takers, among whom only 12.4% passed.

Kardashian's journey has been both public and poignant, marked by candid admissions of the struggles she's faced, including her frustrations with specific legal concepts like Constitutional Law and hearsay exceptions. Her transparency has painted a relatable picture of the rigors of legal education, making her efforts and setbacks resonate with many in similar struggles.

Her legal ambitions also align with her current role on Hulu’s legal drama "All’s Fair," where she plays a lawyer. This blend of her professional acting and personal legal pursuits underscores her commitment to the field of law beyond the screen.

Looking ahead, Kardashian is gearing up for the next California bar exam scheduled for February 24-25, 2026. Her unwavering commitment to overcoming this hurdle continues to inspire, highlighting her journey not as a story of celebrity failure, but as one of perseverance and genuine ambition.

As Kardashian famously stated, "Falling short isn’t failure — it’s fuel." This mindset suggests that her next attempt at the bar exam could well turn the tides in her favor, fulfilling her dream of becoming Kim Kardashian, Esq. Her story encourages others to pursue their professional dreams relentlessly, regardless of the obstacles they face.