Kim Kardashian arrives at the White House in usually understated outfit for discussions on prison reform
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Kim Kardashian has been spotted arriving at the White House as she begins talks on prison reform with senior officals.
Looking worlds away from her usual glam and barely there ensembles, Kim arrived in a very understated suit ahead of her meeting.
Photographed as she headed through security, Kim was seen dressed in an oversized black trouser suit, adding only a splash of colour with a pair of yellow stilettos, with her long hair worn loose over her shoulders.
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It's not yet known whether President Donald Trump will be in the meeting - but Kim's expected to meet senior advisor Jared Kushner to discuss her campaign.
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders confirmed Kim would be arriving, after the star has become an advocate for grandmother Alice Marie Johnson.
Johnson has served more than 20 years in prison for a first-time non-violent drug offence.
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It's expected that Kim will ask for the grandmother's pardon during her visit.
Vanity Fair magazine first reported that mum-of-three Kim was due to speak to President Trump and his son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner about prison reform and Johnson, who she has been backing for months.
Kim is thought to have been involved in private discussions with Mr Kushner and his wife Ivanka Trump for several months.
It is believed that the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star will be joined by her lawyer and that the meeting will take place in the Oval Office.
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Ahead of her meeting Kim tweeted: "Happy Birthday Alice Marie Johnson. Today is for you."
The reality TV star included an emoji symbolising praying hands, and a star, in her post.
Johnson is currently serving a life sentence in prison without parole after being convicted of drug-related charges in 1997.
An online petition to grant clemency to Johnson, started by her daughter, currently has more than 250,000 signatures.
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After Kim's support for the campaign sent it viral, Johnson wrote a heartfelt thank you letter to her for shining light on her 'unfair situation.'
The letter obtained by TMZ read: "Ms Kardashian you are literally helping to save my life and restore me to my family. I was drowning and you have thrown me a life jacket and given me hope."
She then predicted Kim would become a 'key figure in meaningful criminal justice reform becoming a reality.'
It looks like her prediction has come true.