I totally agree and frequently find myself defending the Kardashians and their work ethic. I also can't imagine the amount of stress they're under 24/7 from worrying about their brands to worrying about what their exes will do to worrying about their personal, physical safety. I think a lot about what happened to Kim in Paris and really admire the strength it takes to continuously heal from that trauma, on top of everything else she's doing. I admire the shit out of her law pursuits!

Kim works harder than most people in Hollywood, full stop. Even back in the days when she went to clubs at 2am for appearances, despite not enjoying the clubs and not really drinking — can you imagine how awful that would be? 

That whole family hustles the hell out of life. They're flawed as hell, but anytime anyone says she's famous "for doing nothing," I get SO angry. 

I know people are up in arms about Kim K's piece of advice for women who want to succeed in business needing to just work. And yes, every point that Jameela Jamil made in her call out of Kim was true. However, the two have nothing to do with each other. I agree, having someone come from a privileged life telling you to just work if you want to make it inspires immediate eye rolls, but her advice isn't wrong.

One, I actually believe of all the Karadashian sisters, Kim works her ass off the hardest. And while her work day is significantly different than 99.9% of work days for other women, it's still work. The influencer industry is the one industry women overwhelmingly dominate and out-earn men. While there is a lot of cleanup that needs to happen in terms of authenticity, claims and types of products being sold, I'm still here for any business that women are at the top.

https://pagesix.com/2022/03/10/jameela-jamil-slams-kim-kardashians-work-ethic-advice/

Kim Kardashian's advice wasn't wrong