Kim Kardashian se convertirá en abogada como su padre ??‍⚖️?

La estrella de la tele-realidad Kim Kardashian alcanzó fama en los años 2000 luego de su controvertido video sexual y una extraña amistad con Paris Hilton, sin embargo, las bases de su familia tienen lugar en el mundo de la abogacía.

Kim, hija del abogado Robert Kardashian, fallecido en el 2003, no solo ha heredado la ascendencia armenia de él, sino que ahora decidió probar suerte en la misma profesión.

La esposa de Kanye West ha revelado en una entrevista a Vogue que en realidad lleva unos meses estudiando leyes para licenciarse en 2022.

Kardashian se inició en el mundo legal desde 2017, cuando comenzó una campaña mediática para lograr el excarcelamiento de presidiarios que han cumplido una condena injusta por delitos menores.

La esposa de Kanye afirma haber iniciado su formación en leyes el pasado verano y comenzó un periodo de aprendizaje de cuatro años en un prestigioso bufete de abogados de San Francisco.

En 2017, Kim consiguió que el presidente Donald Trump absolviera a Alice Marie Johnson, una mujer condenada a cadena perpetua por viejos delitos menores de drogas.

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@KimKardashian is used to being underestimated. If the media mogul/beauty entrepreneur/soon-to-be mother of four’s next act—studying law—seems unlikely, perhaps it shouldn’t. "This is the daughter of an accomplished attorney and the mother of three black kids who is using her full power to make a difference on a tough issue and is shockingly good at it," says @CNN commentator and activist @vanjones68. Jones brings up the Elle Woods character from @legallyblondemovies as perhaps the only archetype we have in the culture through which to understand such an unlikely turn of events. “But she’s so much deeper than that,” he says, “because the gravity of the issues she’s taking on is so tragic and all-pervasive. I think she’s going to be a singular person in American life.” In many demonstrable ways—for better or worse—@KimKardashian already is. But if she were to pass the bar, it would be the most surprising rebranding since @Barbie got woke, a case to be studied at @harvardhbs for years to come. (Indeed, she has been invited to speak at Harvard later this year “on branding and media.”) “I love to be put in a situation where I can have a conversation with someone who might not be inclined to think much of me, because I can guarantee they will have a different opinion and understand what’s important to me after they’ve met me,” @KimKardashian says. Tap the link in our bio to read the full May cover story. Photographed by @mikaeljansson, styled by @tonnegood, written by @jonathanvanmeter, Vogue, May 2019.

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