Kim Kardashian just revealed the tough reality of preparing for the California bar exam.

In a candid video posted on Instagram, the reality star shared the stressful moments leading up to the test that would determine whether or not she would become a lawyer — although she previously revealed that she did not pass.

“I’ve shared so much of this journey with you, and this summer I documented some of the final two weeks of studying — the ups, the downs, and everything in between,” Kim wrote in the caption.

“On November 7th, I found out I didn’t pass the bar. It was disappointing, but it wasn’t the end. This dream means too much to me to walk away from, so I’m going to keep studying, keep learning, and keep showing up for myself until I get there,” The Kardashians star mentioned.

The video begins with Kardashian sitting on her bed crying before rewinding to two weeks before the test.

Her time was spent reviewing cases, working with her team of professors, and studying the courses at length.

To make the countless hours of studying even more stressful, the SKIMS founder had also thrown her back out, which resulted in a few “disc issues.” Eventually, her emotions got the best of her.

“Every time I feel like I’m a step ahead, something happens to try to stop me from doing this,” Kardashian said while breaking down in tears, adding, “A part of me just wants to stop. I just feel like my brain’s gonna explode and I still have so much more to go.”

However, she stayed committed to her goal. And while her four children were on vacation, she spent as much time as she could making sure she was ready to take the exam.

“I feel really good about everything,” Kim said the day before the test. “My body feels good — it feels way better than it has in previous days. I feel good, like, I feel prepared.”

On November 7, however, Kardashian received the news that she did not pass the bar exam on the same day as the premiere of Hulu’s All’s Fair.

Irina Shayk has detailed how she learned to love herself over time.

In a new chat of POEPLE Magazine, the mogul, who shares a daughter with Bradley Cooper, spoke candidly about her journey to self-discovery.

She began the chat by admitting that she “was not born confident.”

However, she learned over time that loving yourself is a “learning process.”

She explained, “in this industry, there is so many things that now you can perfect and adjust, and I always say, you just have to love who you are.” Motherhood is a part of her life that’s empowered her even more.

“I’m literally in the right time in my life. I’m a mother and I feel very comfortable in my own skin.”

“Imperfections could be perfect. I mean, you can look at one of the most beautiful women in the world and maybe they don’t have a perfect nose or lips or ears, but that’s the beauty of them. So, I’m standing up for natural beauty, celebrating who you are.”

Pete Davidson’s girlfriend, Elsie Hewitt, revealed that she is going through “absolute” physical and mental pain amid her pregnancy.

On Friday, the 29-year-old took to her Instagram account to share an update on her health as she is expecting her first child with her comedian boyfriend.

In the post shared to her stories, Elsie revealed she can “barely walk” and in agony “24/7.”

“I’m in absolute agony pretty much 24/7,’ Hewitt confessed in the touching post. “This morning, it’s really bad.”

Hewitt revealed that to avoid any painful symptoms, she is trying “everything” but nothing is aiding her in reducing the suffering.

“At this point, if you can think of something that there is to do about the pain, I have tried it, I have tried everything, and it’s only getting worse and I cannot walk,” she said to her followers.

“I am just straight-up suffering and in so much pain every single day,” she added. “I actually really don’t know how it could get worse than this.”

One of the possible reasons for the pain Hewitt mentioned is her previously ongoing health issues like endometriosis and a disease that affects joints and mobility.

“I would really like to speak to someone who has been through pregnancy and birth with Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Did your pain go away after? Does it get better? Am I gonna die?” she painfully shared.

“I just really want to feel a little bit of hope,” Hewitt added.