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Key Points Kim Kardashian’s new show "All’s Fair" receives harsh critical reviews but strong streaming numbers. Critics label Kardashian’s performance "stiff and affectless" and criticize the show’s quality. Social media fans praise the series, while Kardashian sparks controversy denying the moon landing. Kim Kardashian’s latest acting role isn’t getting the critical praise she might’ve hoped for. The reality star-turned-entrepreneur stars in All’s Fair, Ryan Murphy’s new Hulu legal drama about a high-powered divorce attorney — and the early reviews have been brutal. As of right now, the series holds a 7% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 14 reviews. Earlier this week, the series held a 0%. Despite a star-studded cast including Teyana Taylor, Niecy Nash, Sarah Paulson, and Glenn Close, critics are calling the show one of Murphy’s weakest projects yet. The Hollywood Reporter called the show “brain dead,” slamming Kardashian’s performance as “stiff and affectless without a single authentic note.” The Guardian didn’t hold back either, saying they “did not know it was still possible to make television this bad.” But even with critics panning the show, it’s clear audiences seem to be tuning in anyway. All’s Fair has climbed to the top of Hulu’s streaming charts, and fans on social media are giving it rave reviews. “It’s honestly so good. I don’t get the hate,” one TikTokker shared, while another agreed, saying, “It’s so good!! And I was surprised at Kim’s performance! She did really well.” A third declared, “It’s actually good tho lol Sarah Paulson and Niecy Nash are hilarious.” “I think kim did pretty good but the writing for the show didn’t shock me as much as Ryan Murphy’s other shows,” another stated. 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade’s Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 Kardashian, 45, recently stirred up conversation off-screen with her latest controversial claim — the 1969 moon landing never happened. In the October 30 episode of The Kardashians, she claimed she doesn’t think humans have ever stepped foot on the moon, insisting the historic event “didn’t happen.” Kardashian reportedly cited videos she’s seen online and conversations referencing astronaut Buzz Aldrin as her reason for the doubt, suggesting that as he’s gotten older, he’s begun revealing “the truth.” Her remarks quickly drew attention, reigniting one of the internet’s most infamous conspiracy theories. However, both Aldrin and the late Neil Armstrong have repeatedly confirmed that the Apollo 11 mission was real.
