KIM Kardashian, Matthew McConaughey and other stars are crashing college students’ online classes
Thousands of schools and colleges across the US have closed as the country locks down amid the coronavirus pandemic.
So in order to continue the semester, students are having to learn through video calling sites like Zoom – with some unexpected surprises.
Earlier this week, Kim Kardashian crashed an online class at Georgetown University.
Showing all the students in an Instagram snap, she captioned it: “It was so great to speak to Dr Marc Howard as he teaches his course.
“Some of the men on the chata were previously incarcerated for decades like Momolu Stewart who recently was released from prison.”
This comes as Kim is set to release her documentary, Kim Kardashian West: The Justice Project, which airs on Sunday on Oxygen.
The doc follows her journey into studying law and lobbying for justice reform.
But she wasn’t the only star dropping into lessons, as Matthew McConaughey paid a visit to UT Austin’s Journalism School last week.
Professor Robert Quigley wrote on Twitter: “Special guest in our Zoom faculty chat. This is surreal”.
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Bachelor Nation host Chris Harrison dropped into an Ethics of Love and Marriage class at Loyola Marymount University, according to E! News.
Student Jessica Saucedo invited him to speak.
Athletes are giving encouraging comments too, with football legend Peyton Manning dropping into an online class for University of Tennesse, Knoxville.
He told them how to keep the volunteer spirit going even after the campus closed due to COVID-19.
Then last month, Shaquille O’Neal gave an inspirational chat to first graders.
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