Kim Kardashian belongs to one of the most famous celebrity families. They are famous for their success in business and a popular TV show, Keeping Up with the Kardashians. Apart from making money, the whole family believes in giving back to the community and helping everyone they can. While KI is also known for her frequent attempt at charity work, she recently opened up about how she felt when she first visited then-President Donald Trump in 2018.

The SKIMS founder first met with Donald Trump for her criminal justice reform efforts. She went there with her lawyer on behalf of Alice Marie Johnson. Alice Marie Johnson received a life sentence in 1996 for nonviolent drug charges. on the Angie Martinez IRL Podcast, Kardashian admitted she hated how she felt when she visited the White House.

Kim Kardashian was naive when she visited the White House

When anyone enters the highest government offices, they need to know the protocols and the language of the officials. When Kim visited the White House, she said, she hated how she felt there. The reason being she was not prepared as she didn’t understand what the attorneys were saying. While her attorney was sitting right beside her, she constantly texted her, asking what they were saying. Despite not knowing what to do, she just went with the flow of the process of helping people.

Well, the now ex-wife of Kanye West visited the White House more than once in 2018. In May 2018, she met with Donald Trump in the Oval office. And then, in September 2018, she again visited while representing Alice Marie Johnson. Then she was invited to the meetings while she kept her focus on speeding up the process and learning more.

She also remembered her late father, Robert Kardashian, who was also a lawyer. He would have been so proud to see her daughter taking up the path that his father had walked on, said Kardashian.

Well, while The Kardashians star is trying to do more to give back to the community, what are your views about it? Share them with us in the comment box below while listening to the podcast here.