Kim Kardashian isn’t mincing words after failing the California bar exam again. The reality star turned aspiring lawyer revealed that several psychics had assured her she would pass this round, a prediction she now calls “laughably wrong.” Her frustration has reignited the debate surrounding her multi-year journey toward becoming an attorney and the scrutiny that follows her every attempt.

Kardashian, who has been studying law through California’s apprenticeship pathway, shared the update during filming, noting that she relied on spiritual readings for reassurance in the weeks before results were released. Instead, she received another setback, prompting her to slam the psychics as “liars” and “false hope dealers.”

The failure comes after years of balancing legal studies with running multiple businesses, filming The Kardashians, and parenting four children. Kardashian has previously passed the “baby bar,” the first-year exam required for non-traditional law students, but the full bar exam has proven significantly more difficult.

Her supporters say her persistence is the story, not the score. Critics argue her visibility overshadows the challenges faced by thousands of traditional law students. Still, the broader legal community notes that the California bar exam remains one of the toughest in the United States, with historically low pass rates.

Kardashian insists she remains committed, telling friends she will “keep going until it’s done,” adding that no psychic, tarot reading, or spiritual forecast will shape her expectations again.

The real story here is not the mystics she called out, it’s the scale of her ambition. Kardashian has already helped push several criminal justice reform efforts into mainstream conversation. Whether she passes on the next attempt or the one after, the momentum she’s built around incarceration reform is unlikely to fade.

“You don’t stop because something is hard,” she told viewers earlier this year. “You stop when it’s done.”