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“Kim Kardashian Starts Fresh at 45”
“Kim Kardashian’s ‘Single Era’: Acting, Law School & Coparenting Comeback”

🎙️ Summary
As she turns 45, Kim Kardashian declares her “single era,” while juggling starring in All’s Fair, tackling law-school studies, and co-parenting four children with Kanye West — all without actively dating.
E! Online

🎙️ Long Summary
Kim Kardashian is entering a new chapter as she celebrates her 45th birthday on October 21, 2025, and she’s calling it her “single era.” The reality-star-turned-entrepreneur reveals she’s not actively dating, focusing instead on raising her four children with Kanye West. She emphasises that her long relationship and the co-parenting journey aren’t failures, but pivot points. Meanwhile, her career is growing: Kim plays a role in Ryan Murphy’s TV series All’s Fair, which was written for her, and she is concurrently pursuing her legal studies and reportedly preparing for the California bar exam. At the same time, the star says she’s tired of the narrative that keeps her from her children or keeps Kanye away, calling it “really sucks” and affirming she never stops him from seeing them. She balances motherhood, her brand SKIMS, and a major acting departure with the full face-mask couture photos. For fans, it’s a multi-layered reinvention: single life, self-actualisation, Hollywood ambitions, and family ground.
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