Kim Kardashian has just added a new, unexpected achievement to her already impressive résumé: graduate of a four-year Law Office Study Program. And no, this isn’t a plotline from a future season of The Kardashians—it’s 100% real.

The reality TV mogul turned criminal justice reform advocate completed the program after six years of rigorous study. While the program was originally designed to take four years, Kim’s journey was extended by two due to, well… life.

Between the global pandemic, launching multiple businesses, navigating a highly publicised divorce, raising four kids, and front-row seats at countless fashion weeks, her schedule was packed to the brim.

Kim shared her milestone moment with followers via a series of Instagram Stories, showing off a surprise graduation gathering where her mentors showered her with praise for completing the challenging legal apprenticeship.

Dressed in a tan graduation cap and surrounded by her kids and a close-knit group of family and friends, Kim marked the occasion on a small stage—proof that, even with a million things going on, she knows how to make a moment shine.

Kim first revealed her passion for criminal justice reform in 2019, a commitment she’s since carried through with real action—helping inmates like Julius Jones gain sentence commutations.

Her legal ambitions have always been more than a headline grab; she’s dedicated herself to making real change in the criminal justice system.

Her mentor, attorney Jessica Jackson, shared a reflection in one of the Instagram clips: “Six years ago, Kim Kardashian walked into this program with nothing but a fierce desire to fight for justice. No law school lectures, no ivory tower shortcuts—just determination and a mountain of case log books to read.”

Jackson explained the intense commitment Kim made, stating, “She dedicated 18 hours a week, 48 weeks a year for six straight years.”