Kim Kardashian - Will she become a lawyer for a new series?
Entrepreneur and reality TV star Kim Kardashian (43) is now apparently really getting into the film and series business. After roles in the series "American Horror Story" and the Netflix film "The Fifth Wheel", Kardashian is also set to play a character in a new drama series on the US streaming service Hulu. This is reported by the US industry portal "Deadline", among others. Kardashian is currently in negotiations to do so. The plan is for her to play a successful divorce lawyer who runs her own law firm in Los Angeles and whose team is made up entirely of women.
According to the report, she will once again work with "American Horror Story" co-creator Ryan Murphy (58). In "Delicate", the twelfth season of the horror anthology series, which was launched in the USA in September, Kardashian can be seen alongside Emma Roberts (32) and Cara Delevingne (31), among others. At the end of November, it was also announced that Netflix had secured the rights to Kardashian's comedy "The Fifth Wheel". She is not only set to take on the lead role, but will also be on board as a producer.
Kim Kardashian has experience in law
Kardashian is probably ideally suited to the role of the divorce lawyer. In real life, the entrepreneur has been working on becoming a lawyer for quite some time. She passed her first law exam in 2021 after three unsuccessful attempts. She is also the daughter of the late lawyer Robert Kardashian (1944-2003), who was part of the legal team for O. J. Simpson (76) in his sensational criminal trial in 1995.
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- In addition to her role on Hulu, Kim Kardashian will also star in and produce the Netflix comedy series "The Fifth Wheel."
- Ryan Murphy, the co-creator of "American Horror Story," will once again collaborate with Kim Kardashian in her new Hulu series.
- Despite her fame as an entrepreneur and reality TV star, Kim Kardashian has been actively pursuing a law degree, passing her first exam in 2021.
- Although Kim Kardashian is known for her appearances in productions like "American Horror Story" and Netflix films, her new series on Hulu will showcase her as a successful divorce lawyer running a women-led law firm in Los Angeles.
Source: www.stern.de
