What is Kim Kardashian's new scripted show?

"All's Fair" is the new legal drama starring Kim Kardashian in her first lead role in a scripted project.

How did Kim Kardashian feel about the pressure of her new acting role?

Kardashian expressed concerns about how "All's Fair" would be received, as she faced a "judging meter" on her acting abilities, unlike her reality TV work.

How did the critics respond to "All's Fair"?

The show received negative reviews, but Kardashian and co-star Glenn Close poked fun at the critics, with the show delivering Hulu's biggest scripted series premiere in three years.

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Reality Star Turned Actress Worries About Critical Reception of Debut Scripted Role

13 Nov

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Summary

Kim Kardashian's first lead role in a scripted show, "All's Fair"
Concerns about how the show will be received despite negative reviews
Kardashian reflects on the pressure of transitioning from reality TV to scripted acting

Reality Star Turned Actress Worries About Critical Reception of Debut Scripted Role

On November 13, 2025, Kim Kardashian, the SKIMS founder, was feeling the pressure as she wrapped up her first lead role in a scripted project, the legal drama "All's Fair." The show, which also stars Niecy Nash-Betts, Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson, Glenn Close, and Teyana Taylor, premiered earlier this month on Hulu.

Kardashian, who previously had a small role in "American Horror Story: Delicate," expressed her concerns about how the series would be received. "It's crazy that this journey is over," she said in her trailer on the final day of filming. "These shows, it is not guaranteed that it's gonna be a hit." She worried that if the show didn't succeed, all the time and effort she had put into it would have been for naught.