Kim Kardashian poses in a nude bikini… after sharing in KUWTK reunion teaser she will NOT give up her sexy wardrobe when she becomes a lawyer
Kim Kardashian shared three new images to Instagram on Thursday morning where she wore a nude bikini set while on a tennis court.
This comes just as the star, 40, said she feels no pressure to ‘pull back’ from her sexy image once she becomes a lawyer.
The siren, who plans to tackle the ‘baby bar’ for the third time later this month, spoke freely about not censoring her wardrobe after Andy Cohen asked if she’ll refrain from posting so many ‘suggestive’ or ‘sexy’ selfies as an attorney in a new teaser for the upcoming Keeping Up With the Kardashians reunion, which airs on Thursday night.
‘You can do it all, you can do whatever you want,’ said Kim.
No plans to change: While skin-baring garments have no place in the courtroom, Kim Kardashian said she feels no pressure to ‘pull back’ from her sexy image as she studies to be a lawyer; seen in a new Instagram image from Thursday
The SKIMS founder admitted she considered dressing more conservatively when she was working with Donald Trump about criminal justice reform during his presidency.
‘I remember going to the White House one time like, “I just posted a bikini pic, I hope they’re not looking at my Instagram while I’m in here,” and then I thought, “You gotta be you,”‘ she reflected.
Kim also noted that it’s ‘so freeing’ to ‘feel like, ‘f**k it. I’m 40! I’m in the best shape of my life and I want to post a bikini [picture] if I want to.’
Something to consider: The 40-year-old reality star, who plans to tackle the ‘baby bar’ for the third time later this month, spoke freely about not censoring her wardrobe after Andy Cohen asked if she’ll refrain from posting so many ‘suggestive’ or ‘sexy’ selfies as an attorney
New look: On Thursday she also shared this image while in her summer SKIMS line
Kim, however, acknowledged ‘there will be limits’ as her four kids North, eight, Saint, five, Chicago, three, and two-year-old Psalm, who she shares with ex Kanye West, get older.
‘I also don’t want to embarrass my kids or make them feel a way if they’re in high school and I’m the embarrassing mom that’s posting selfies and bikinis,’ she added.
Her younger sister Khloe interjected to tell fans that while they ‘support each other,’ there’s a group text among the siblings to share thoughts on whether a picture is Instagram-worthy or appropriate for social media.
‘You can do it all, you can do whatever you want,’ she said in a new teaser for the upcoming Keeping Up With the Kardashians reunion, which airs on Thursday night; seen in April studying for the baby bar
A thought: The SKIMS founder admitted she considered dressing more conservatively when she was working with Donald Trump about criminal justice reform during his presidency
‘I also don’t want to embarrass my kids or make them feel a way if they’re in high school and I’m the embarrassing mom that’s posting selfies and bikinis,’ she confessed
Saint: Saint was the last of Kim and Kanye’s children to be welcomed without the use of a surrogate — a topic which was discussed in-depth on the May 13 episode of the family’s hit reality show Keeping Up With The Kardashians; pictured May 7
In addition to her latest Instagram posts, which featured her rocking a nude pair of thong underwear and bandeau bra on a tennis court, Kim modeled her new SKIMS collection of shapewear.
Last week on the series finale of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, viewers watched as Kim learned she did not pass the baby bar for the second time.
In a confessional, Kim admitted she felt ‘totally bummed’ by the results but was committed to doing better the next time.
Toned: Kim modeled her new SKIMS collection of underwear and shapewear
‘It is what it is. I know I just have to not stress about it. There are so many other (expletive) stressful things going on, I just have to do better in the future.’
Khloe was more optimistic about the situation as she attempted to cheer her up over the phone, reminding her of the many stressors she was juggling at the time of the test.
‘Honestly, you had COVID. You had your 40th birthday. You’re just dealing with so much personally in your relationship,’ the Good American founder, 36, reminded her
Reflective: Last week on the series finale of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, viewers watched as Kim learned she did not pass the baby bar for the second time (seen at reunion)
In a confessional, she said: ‘Kim is dealing with a lot of other things at the same time. The fact that she had COVID and with the show ending and her relationship with Kanye, so I think Kim has to give herself a little credit just for taking the (expletive) baby bar. ‘
Khloe reminded her they all had told her it would have been ‘a miracle’ if she had passed this time because of COVID.
‘I wanted that miracle,’ Kim said. ‘I believe in miracles!’
Sad news: In a confessional, Kim admitted she felt ‘totally bummed’ by the results but was committed to doing better the next time
Kim said she was going to take ‘at least’ four weeks off to devote to studying next time.
‘Who has time for this?’ Kim asked. ‘We got to move on to other (expletive) subjects.’
Kim began a four-year apprenticeship at a law firm in San Francisco in 2018 and has been working under Erin Haney and Jessica Jackson to complete her law studies, according to NBC.
‘I really don’t think this last time counted’: Khloe attempted to cheer her sister up, reminding her of the many stressors she was juggling at the time of the test on last week’s eposoide of Keeping Up With the Kardashians
In March, Kim revealed on Good Morning Vogue she’s now halfway through her law degree and has just two years left of studying before she can take her bar exam and become a fully qualified lawyer.
She said: ‘I’m still in law school, I have two years left. So I have two years under my belt. I actually am not doing an essay and doing this interview instead, so I’m gonna have to get up really early tomorrow to write like a two-hour essay. So that is really steady and a lot of work.’
Kim also spoke about taking a break from her studies over the past year because the COVID-19 pandemic has meant she’s been unable to meet with her teachers.
‘Even the work schedule, I would have worked non-stop and I would’ve done anything and everything at all hours and never taken into consideration just slowing down at all. This was a forced halt.’
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