Kim Kardashian Says Politics Is Not Yet on Her Agenda, With Law School and Skims First

Kim Kardashian is not ruling out a future in politics, but she says other priorities come first. In excerpts from Jonathan Van Meter's biography Citizen Kim, as reported by OK! Magazine, she addresses questions she says she gets often: "People ask me all the time." She also said she was flattered by the letters she received after what she called Joe Biden's "disastrous debate."

According to the same report, Kardashian said she must first pass the bar and become a lawyer. She added that holding office would make it hard to keep running her company, and she described Skims, the shapewear brand she co-founded in 2019, as her focus. Asked about a possible career change, she said, "I definitely need some time. But we have time."

The excerpts also include a prediction from Van Jones, who has supported Kardashian's legal training. He said that at some point people may ask why she is not a senator or the governor of California. That view is Jones's own, not a statement from Kardashian or a reported plan.

The available material comes from OK! Magazine's summary of the biography, not the full text, so the wider context of her remarks is not clear. Nothing in the report points to a timeline or a decision about running for office.