A video footage of Kanye West talking to Kim Kardashian who is worried she couldn’t study Law and take care of their soon to be born Baby #4.
In the new season of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the beginning days of the journey of Kim becoming a lawyer has been documented for the past year. Now, it looks like Kim is beginning to have doubts she will be able to do everything as planned, knowing fully well that she and West
are welcoming their fourth child this month via surrogate.
In a recent video footage released ahead of the this week’s episode, Kardashian admits to her husband Kanye West that she’s feeling overwhelmed and unsure whether she should continue with her law studies.
“I don’t know what to do,” Kardashian told West in the clip. “How am I going to have another kid? How am I going to study? How am I going to read? How am I going to do this all? I’m just—I have like, a 14-hour day. It’s a lot, a lot of work. I kind of don’t know if I want to take
away time from the kids and from you.”
West responded with some candid advice. “I think you can get in control of your schedule, and you’ve just got to just sit back and analyze what are your distractions?” he began. “Once you manage your time, you’ll be able to manage your time to be able to give attention to me,
attention to the kids, and attention to law that you’re passionate about.”
“Yeah,” Kardashian conceded.
Then West gave her a pep talk: “You know what’s fire about that? Just while we’re so blessed, it’s like to be able to get the mentors [Kardashian’s supervisors at the firm she’s apprenticing at]. Like that means the universe really wants this to happen, like, it’s beautiful. It’s like your
dad [Robert Kardashian, a famous lawyer].”
West ended the conversation on a lighter note. “Maybe you can find somebody to get me out of some of my f*cked up deals,” he quipped. “My wife a lawyer now, bet you I get out this contract, you know what I’m saying?”
“I know you can’t wait until then, but in four years, I can go to court for you,” Kardashian told him, much more confidently.
