KIM Kardashian just hinted that she might be starting her own podcast after fans rave over her new justice reform show.
Despite receiving negative reviews by critics, fans have praised the reality TV star for shining a light on the unfair sentencing of certain racial groups.
The 39-year-old mother of four hinted at starting her own podcast when one fan commented on how soothing her voice was during the Kim Kardashian West: The Justice Project.
One fan tweeted: “We need Kim to start her own podcast, I could listen to her voice ALL day !”
She retweeted the comment and wrote: “Just wait … ”
The Keeping Up With The Kardashian star teased a possible podcast as fans tuned in to watch her justice reform show and praise her for her work.
One person wrote to Kim directly: “I admire how you are helping people who are incarcerated and sharing their stories. You inspire me as I’m finishing my degree in Criminal Justice.”
Another one thanked her for “sharing this part part of [her] life with all of us.” She also said: “Your heart is so pure and so warm hearted. I’m proud of everything you have accomplished!”
Another fan said: “Lives and families are being restored.”
Other fans expressed how inspiring she was to them.
One person wrote: “You have inspired me since I was a little girl, now that I am older, you continue to influence me as person and businesswoman.”
While another one simply thanked God for “people like you.”
Ironically enough, her show had been slammed as “garish and gross” ahead of its premiere.
Variety criticized the project in a scathing review online.
They wrote: “Kardashian West’s intentions may matter less than her results, which — in the life of Alice Johnson, at least — have been real.
“But there’s something garish and gross about a star personalizing an important cause by asking vulnerable people to open a vein on-camera and then never bothering to get back to the cause itself.
“The idea of decarceration, here, is an opportunity to listen, and to be shown listening.
“Kardashian West has every right to make money through various endeavors while keeping her volunteer work going in the backbeat of her life, but there’s something grim and too obvious by half about shots of her calling Alice Johnson, to tell her that Trump has granted clemency, in full glam on the set of a photoshoot.”
They later hit out at the star for not edging “any closer” to achieving justice – despite undergoing a four-year internship at a law firm to prepare for her bar exams.
Kim revealed she was working on the series back in January.
She told followers on Twitter: “I know a lot of you guys saw me going to the White House this year and getting involved with Alice Johnson’s case.
“Well, the truth is, I’ve actually been getting involved in even more cases and we’ve been filming a documentary over the last few months.
“I can’t wait to share these stories with you.”
The Skims founder was an instrumental part of the team that worked to free former inmate Alice Johnson from her life sentence she received for a 1993 first-time, nonviolent drug offense.
She previously took her issue with the case and others like it to the White House in May 2018 and met with President Donald Trump.
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