Is Law and French Law Worth It?

I received my KCL rejection a couple weeks ago and this has raised a few questions in my mind.
This rejection follows Oxford and UCL which, although disappointing, were not total surprises as these places are extremely competitive.
I have 3 A stars predicted (English, French, Latin), eleven 9s at GCSEs, a 31 LNAT, and plenty of work-experience. What is going on? Do I apply again for just Law, or do I risk applying for Law and French Law again.

I received my KCL rejection a couple weeks ago and this has raised a few questions in my mind.
This rejection follows Oxford and UCL which, although disappointing, were not total surprises as these places are extremely competitive.
I have 3 A stars predicted (English, French, Latin), eleven 9s at GCSEs, a 31 LNAT, and plenty of work-experience. What is going on? Do I apply again for just Law, or do I risk applying for Law and French Law again.

If you're really confident speaking French, really into the idea of living and France and don't mind a great number of rude public interactions then yes, otherwise just apply for law, but maybe I'm biased by my own experience

Hey, really sorry about your rejections- yes they are competitive, but they’re competitive because of applicants like yourself, so I have no idea how you’ve not received an offer, especially from Kings?? I could only assume the LNAT essay was weighing you down or something, but even then!
Not sure why law with French law would be more competitive than the straight LLB as it’s more niche, besides lots of international applicants from France looking to return home to practice after an Oxford law degree or something? Depending on which offers you have currently, I’d wait until results day to see if you’ve achieved those grades, then potentially re- apply, as they’ll be proven and stronger, but you would need LNAT again- do you have any offers as of right now?

Presumably you are yet to hear from two universities, so your decision as to your next steps may depend on what those universities say to you. If you wish to study Law and French Law, then it's worth trying to do so. Your application is strong in outline, but perhaps your your personal statement and/or your LNAT essay, or even perhaps your French language skills have weakened your application, although the latter seems unlikely given your predicted grade in A Level French. You may just have experienced bad luck thus far. Good luck for the future.

Thanks for your reply. Yes, I suspect that either my Personal Statement or LNAT essay has let me down but I was quite confident with both going into these applications (not that I can judge this very effectively myself). It didn't help that Somerville don't offer any feedback after my Oxford interview either; I'm sure that would've been really useful to identify the problem.
In terms of competitiveness, I don't think that the acceptance rates are much lower but perhaps slightly more luck-based due to the tiny number of places available. I do think I'll be able to significantly improve my application over the next few months, however. Hopefully I get the 3 A*s and I've also secured a couple months in a law firm in Paris, which will hopefully give me a few insights and make sure my French is on point.
I've only heard good news from Warwick so far. Still on hold from Bristol somehow...