When Kim Kardashian West first burst out of the D-list as Paris Hilton’s assistant to an inexplicably popular reality television star, critics derided her as “famous for being famous.” In a little more than a decade, she went from a no-name Angelino with a leaked sex tape to a multimillionaire running a media and makeup empire, the muse of one of the most influential artists of our time. She’s even become a criminal justice advocate, using her access to President Trump to pass the most groundbreaking criminal justice reform in generations.
As Kim herself once quipped, “not bad for a girl with no talent.”
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