Kim Kardashian’s ‘All’s Fair’ Earns 0% on Rotten Tomatoes After Harsh Reviews

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Kim Kardashian’s latest television project, a legal drama titled “All’s Fair,” has made headlines for all the wrong reasons. The series, created by acclaimed producer Ryan Murphy, debuted to extremely negative reviews, earning a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes from early critics. The rating is one of the lowest possible, indicating that none of the critics who reviewed the show recommended it.

“All’s Fair” follows Kardashian in the role of a high-profile Los Angeles divorce attorney. The series was promoted as a bold, stylish look at powerful women navigating relationships, wealth, and personal reinvention. However, critics say the show falls short of its ambitions.

Several reviewers described the series as poorly written and weakly acted. Kardashian’s performance, in particular, drew criticism for being “flat” and lacking emotional depth. One critic wrote that the actress “delivers lines as if reading them for the first time.” Another review stated that the show “struggles to decide whether it wants to be serious courtroom drama or glossy reality-style entertainment.”

The negative reception is especially surprising given the strong supporting cast, which includes Glenn Close and Sarah Paulson, both known for award-winning dramatic roles. Critics suggested that even the experienced co-stars could not elevate the show’s tone, pacing, or script.

However, despite the harsh reviews, the series has still managed to draw significant viewer interest. On social media, many fans have reacted differently than critics, describing the show as “addictive,” “over-the-top in a fun way,” and “so dramatic it’s entertaining.” Some viewers have even embraced it as “camp” entertainment enjoyed for its dramatic excess rather than realism.

Streaming data also shows that the show has climbed into trending lists on Hulu, indicating curiosity and buzz are driving viewership regardless of professional feedback.