Kim Kardashian Says She Doesn’t “Believe in Homework” — We Have GOT to Get Kanye’s Take on This One!

By Myrie
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Kim Shades Homework as School Overload

Kim Kardashian, mom to North (12), Saint (9), Chicago (7), and Psalm (6), stirred up a heated parenting debate during her appearance on Kai Cenat’s “Mafiathon 3” livestream. “I don’t believe in homework,” she announced flatly.
“Kids are in school for eight hours a day,” she explained, adding that once they’re home, they should have time for sports, family, and relaxation. “Homework should be left for in school.”

Supporters Say It’s About Balance

Some fans are calling her point “low key valid.” They argue most students need a break after a full school day and enjoy a well-rounded life outside academics. One supporter noted:
“School already takes up most of the day, so letting kids breathe makes sense. Balance matters.”


Critics Call Her Out for Privilege

But not everyone was buying it. Some critics were quick to point out Kim’s privilege. One commenter quipped:
“Of course someone who paid to get their homework done would say that.”
Others accused her stance of ignoring how most parents don’t have that luxury.


Sister Kourtney Had a Similar Take

This isn’t the Kardashian family’s first school-related hot take. Earlier this year, Kourtney Kardashian called traditional schooling “so dated” on her podcast, arguing it wasn’t right for her family’s lifestyle.


The Bigger Picture on Parenting and Education

Kim’s take tapped into a broader cultural conversation about modern education and how much kids should focus on academia versus overall well-being. Does the current model allow for both learning and living?


TL;DR?: The Talk Lounge Breakdown

  • Kim Kardashian says: No homework — school should end at school.
  • Why it matters: Sparks a real debate on childhood balance and mental health.
  • Net reaction: Split between “Fair point!” and “Tone-deaf privilege.”

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