Social media erupts after Kim Kardashian shares a pic of Mark Zuckerberg; users call it ‘Full MAGA’

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg quite recently and reportedly posted a photo on Instagram while wearing a hoodie that read ‘Kim is my lawyer’ and also tagged Kris Jenner in the caption and then Kim Kardashian shared it on her Instagram Story which has led to some severe criticism, reported Parade. Kim Kardashian who has been studying law since the year 2018 eventually responded to the post of Mark Zuckerberg with ‘Hahaha I love it!!!’.

According to Parade, numerous Reddit users ended up criticizing Kim Kardashian and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg with several comments highlighting that Kim Kardashian is not a lawyer and then questioning her ongoing pursuit of a law degree after seven years. At the same time, some users in response described them as ‘FULL MAGA’ while Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has faced backlash for meeting with US President Donald Trump, donating to his inauguration, ending fact checking on Meta platforms and eliminating DEI programs.

Kim Kardashian is not enrolled in a state accredited law school but is now pursuing legal education through apprenticeship which is known as ‘reading the law’, asserted Parade. She actually has to pass two bar exams in California while she passed the ‘baby bar’ exam in the year 2021 after multiple attempts and then plans to take the state bar in the year 2025.


Kim Kardashian has been now balancing her studies with business ventures while her interest in law actually stems from her involvement in prison reform, noted Parade.

FAQs:

What kind of photo was posted by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Instagram during recent times?

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg quite recently and reportedly posted a photo on Instagram while wearing a hoodie that read ‘Kim is my lawyer’ and also tagged Kris Jenner in the caption and then Kim Kardashian shared it on her Instagram Story which has led to some severe criticism.

What is Kim Kardashian pursuing nowadays?

Kim Kardashian is not enrolled in a state accredited law school but is now pursuing legal education through apprenticeship which is known as ‘reading the law’.