Kim Kardashian makes bold acting move in Ryan Murphy’s ‘All’s Fair’

Kim Kardashian is taking her legal ambitions from the books to the screen in "All's Fair", Ryan Murphy's new legal drama—and the just-released trailer proves it's anything but typical courtroom fare. Stylish, melodramatic, and unapologetically bold, this series marks Kim's most prominent scripted acting role. 

She stars as a tough-as-nails divorce attorney, leading a powerhouse female ensemble. From the looks of the trailer, this is no mere costume performance — it's a serious leap into high-stakes television for Kim.

The trailer kicks off with Kardashian seated confidently at a modern table, flanked by Naomi Watts and Niecy Nash-Betts. Across from them sits a distressed client, played by Elizabeth Berkley. Naomi delivers a cold, cutting line: "We don't meet with sorry people." 

But the visuals go far beyond intense boardroom scenes. There are glimpses of undercover missions, moody lighting in secret locations, and power walks through marble-laden law offices that scream confidence and control.

The show centres around an elite all-female team of divorce lawyers who launch their firm. The cast list reads like a red carpet: Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Glenn Close, Judith Light, Teyana Taylor, Sarah Paulson, Grace Gummer — with a surprise appearance from Jessica Simpson.

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As expected, the internet had plenty to say. One commenter declared, "I been told y'all Kim had talent." Another chimed in with, "Being around acting legends will either make you better or expose your limits — time will tell for Kim." A different fan gushed, "That wardrobe is flawless. I'm excited!"

Support poured in too, with one user reflecting, "You know what, props to Kim! From that infamous tape to reality stardom, fashion icon, mom, and now acting with Hollywood heavyweights? I'm watching for sure." Another summed up the excitement perfectly: "I'm obsessed! This trailer alone made it my new favourite show. Nothing beats a fierce female-led series."

So, whether you're tuning in for the cast, the couture, or to watch Kim go toe-to-toe with Glenn Close, one thing's certain — "All's Fair" is shaping up to be anything but ordinary.