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"I have literally seen this woman with a baby on FaceTime," she continued, pointing to Kim. "With a computer, running a business, a law book, a script, flashcards, all the things. Then we'd get off late at night, and she'd say, 'Now I'm going to my acting class while I'm in the car on the way home'.""I would do that!" Kim said. "It was an hour ride home every night, so every night I would have my class on the way home in the car, and no matter what time she would be there for me. We would always do the next day's work; that's what matters."Our interview ends, and even during that short amount of time, I am struck by three things about Kim Kardashian.She easily becomes the centre of the conversation, even when the questions are not solely focused on her, and she's adept at steering the conversation where she wants it to go.She might have been publicly racked over the coals once for saying 'no one wants to work anymore', but it's clear that work is still very much her drug of choice.And she inspires something in the people around her to defend her, champion her, and gravitate towards her. All's Fair is streaming now on Disney+. Laura Brodnik is Mamamia's Head of Entertainment and host of The Spill podcast. You can follow her on Instagram here for more entertainment news and recommendations. Feature image: Getty. Calling all women aged 30+! We want to hear how you take care of yourself! Complete our 3 minute survey for a chance to win a $1,000 gift voucher in our quarterly draw! TAKE SURVEY ➤
