Then she reads it again and spells it for the camera, “P-a-s-s,” she says. “Wait, are you sure?” she asks, reading the results again. In a nail-biting scene in a car parked outside of a Red Lobster, Kardashian, her daughter North, and KKW Brands executive Tracy Romulus, eventually learn that she has passed. It was, Kardashian says in the episode, her last opportunity to do so. The sixth episode of the family’s Hulu series, “This is a Life or Death Situation,” focuses on her efforts to pass California’s so-called “baby bar,” one of two exams she must pass in order to become a practicing attorney in the state. Kim Kardashian celebrates passing her bar exam in "The Kardashians." HULU This week’s episode of “The Kardashians,” the family’s new show on Hulu, attempted to capture exactly that and show the world a very different side of Kardashian.
There is, Jones says, “a lot more to her” than what viewers have seen on TV. “When she spoke to my parents, she spoke to them like they were her aunt or like they were her parents, like it was such respect,” she says. I kind of pay attention to, like, words that come outta people’s mouths,” she tells CNN.įor Jones, who watched “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” since it began airing on E!, the conversations she had with Kardashian are reflective of the person she thinks more people should hear about: The Kim Kardashian who will go with you to church, give you a hug or sit in your home for a conversation. I see more than what people show on the outside. “I’m a little different than other people. Not just by Kardashian’s superstar presence but by her sincerity and calm nature. One of the first times Antoinette Jones, the sister of former death row inmate Julius Jones, who was granted clemency last year mere hours before he was scheduled to be executed for a 1999 murder he says he did not commit, met Kim Kardashian she was struck.
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