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Kim Kardashian Auctions Wardrobe for Legal Aid

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Kim Kardashian auctions off her Hulu series wardrobe, benefiting Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles. She plays a lawyer in the Ryan Murphy drama, with a passion for justice reform. Fans react to her acting debut, while she continues her law studies and new ventures.

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Kim Kardashian Auctions Wardrobe for Legal Aid

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kim Kardashian Auctions Wardrobe for Legal Aid. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 26, Kim Kardashian is set to auction off her $1 million wardrobe from the Hulu series All's Fair, with all proceeds going to the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles. The 45-year-old shared behind-the-scenes photos on Instagram, showing off outfits like a form-fitting white gown, a flowy yellow dress, and business chic looks in tan and blue. She's playing a lawyer in the Ryan Murphy drama, which got mixed reviews from critics but earned a second season. The auction highlights her passion for legal aid, especially for women facing barriers to justice, such as getting restraining orders or custody. Agreements. Funds will support free services for survivors rebuilding their lives. It kicks off this Friday, March 27, on Kardashian Closet, and runs through March 29 at midnight. Fans have mixed feelings about her acting debut, but many praise her real-world push for justice reform. Kardashian's law journey spans six years through California's Law Office study program,

following in her late father Robert's footsteps as a lawyer. She graduated last May, but didn't pass the bar exam she took in July 2025, though she's determined to keep studying. Meanwhile, she's staying busy with new ventures like co-founding the caffeine-free update energy drinks, now at Walmart. Romance rumors with Formula One driver Louis Hamilton continue after recent sightings in Tokyo, where she also hid Disneyland. This move blends her TV role with philanthropy, showing her ongoing commitment to making the legal system fairer for everyone. This has been Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI.

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