What Happens To Kim After Better Call Saul Season 6, Episode 9?
WARNING: Spoilers ahead for Better Call Saul season 6, episode 9
Kim Wexler has made her long-awaited exit from Better Call Saul — what happens to Rhea Seehorn's character now? As a prequel spinoff to Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul has thoroughly excavated the man behind Saul Goodman, from sibling woes to seething Lalos. By far the most important addition Better Call Saul makes to Jimmy McGill's backstory, however, is Kim Wexler — a friend and colleague who gradually turns into a lover and, quite literally, a partner in crime.
Over the course of Better Call Saul's six seasons, Jimmy and Kim's relationship reaches an almost unassailable unity, which is weird because Kim Wexler isn't seen or mentioned whatsoever during Breaking Bad. Better Call Saul faced the unenviable task of explaining why Kim disappeared, and after dancing around the issue for years, season 6, episode 9 («Fun & Games») finally goes there.
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Kim's Better Call Saul exit comes in the aftermath of Lalo Salamanca murdering Howard Hamlin in her apartment. Jimmy and Kim endeavor to resume their normal lives, but by the episode's final credits, Kim has broken up with her husband and skipped town. Here's why Kim leaves in Better Call Saul season 6, and what becomes of her thereafter.
Kim Wexler's Better Call Saul exit starts looking inevitable when she abruptly quits her dream job as a lawyer mid-hearing. Aspiring to enter the legal arena from a tender age, Kim studiously attained her qualifications, impressively passed the bar, and worked her way up the ladder from HHM's mail room. Had she continued down that path, Kim would've undoubtedly become a hotshot lawyer and partner at a firm
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