Kim Kardashian has quietly stepped back from her role as a partner at SKKY Partners, the private equity firm she co-founded in 2022.
The 44-year-old reality star, who has recently ventured into acting, has also been less vocal about her law school journey and business ventures.
Previously listed as co-managing partner, Kim is now identified as co-founder and senior operating advisor on the company’s website. This shift coincides with Kris Jenner, Kim’s mother, no longer being listed as a senior advisor.
According to sources, the changes come after SKKY Partners raised only $121 million of their $1 billion fundraising target as of March 2024.
While Kim still mentions SKKY Partners in her Instagram bio, her exact role is not specified. Instead, she continues to focus on promoting her $4 billion SKIMS brand and, to a lesser extent, her SKKN beauty line.
Kim, who once frequently discussed her aspirations of becoming a lawyer, has been quieter on the subject in recent months. An insider revealed that she has postponed taking the California bar exam to 2026 due to her demanding schedule. The source explained that Kim has completed only about 20% of her coursework and feels pressure to achieve her goal despite her busy life as a single mother of four and a business mogul.
Acting has recently become a significant focus for Kim. Her performance as a publicist on American Horror Story: Delicate last year received praise, with Variety calling her debut “thrillingly competent” and the Daily Beast describing her as “seriously good.” Kim is also set to star in a thriller written by Natalie Krinsky for Amazon MGM Studios.
In addition to acting, Kim continues to star in Hulu’s The Kardashians while raising her four children: North, 11, Saint, 9, Chicago, 5, and Psalm, 6. Despite her packed schedule, she remains determined to eventually earn her law degree, with insiders describing her as resolute in her pursuit.
