Khloe’s Signature Switcheroo: From Family Tension to Academic Triumph
When her older sisters Kim and Kourtney finished high school, Khloe felt like the lone ranger of the Kardashian clan. “I was so isolated and alone,” she told a close friend, and the only remedy she found was a course change that required a bit of mastermind.
What Went Wrong? (And How She Fixed It)
- First pick: A fancy prep school called Montclair Prep – she loved it.
- Then forced back: Her sisters went to an all‑girls Catholic school, Marymount High. Khloe wasn’t a fan.
- Feeling lost: Graduating sisters left her with a sense of disconnection.
- Sneaky strategy: She faked a signature to enroll herself in the Alexandria Academy homeschooling program.
It wasn’t a minor typo – it was a full-on forgery and it got her father’s ire, the late Robert Kardashian. But instead of a stern lecture, he saw the ingenuity in her plan, offering her a loophole with a huge condition: keep a top‑notch GPA or she’d be sent back to Marymount.
Khloe’s “Cheeky” Conversation with Dad
“When he found out he was livid, but he also recognized how hard she worked for this,” she recapped. “If I got a really too low GPA, he’d yank me back in two seconds.”
Eventually, that risk paid off.
The Result: A Real‑Life Holly‑Hoop
With the new regime, Khloe wasn’t just passing classes – she thrived. She earned honors, graduated early, and said the one‑on‑one attention made all the difference.
- “I needed a solid focus – a friend to keep me on track.”
- “The crowd at Marymount was too big to hear my voice.”
- “I became a shining star in a new school, not a lost sibling.”
So, while the headline may focus on the forgery, the real story here is about a kid who dared to switch lanes, listened to her own needs, and ended up acing the test.
