Kim Kardashian Acknowledges Brutal 'All's Fair' Reviews In 'Iconic' Post

Kim Kardashian is not letting critics steal the spotlight from her.

The iconic socialite who stars in the new series "All's Fair" is riding the wings of criticism like a pro, and her fans are loving every bit of it. Despite the negative feedback, the show's trailer hit millions of views across platforms.

Kim Kardashian is slowly easing into the jack of all trades status as she takes on another role as an actress. She is a successful business owner, media personality, mother of four, and if all goes well, would soon become a trial lawyer.

Kim took to her socials to announce that the new series, which she stars in, is now streaming on Hulu and Disney+. She describes "All's Fair" as the "most critically acclaimed show of the year.

Her post starts off with a close-up photo of her face as she rocked a lovely silk and furry crop blouse with minimal glam. Kim's photo dump of 18 photos featured some screenshots of users reacting to the series.

One threw shade at the producer, Ryan Murphy, by pointing out the show had a 0% rating from the well-known Rotten Tomatoes. Rotten Tomatoes is a website dedicated to reviews, information, and news of movies and television series.

Kim, in the same Instagram post, featured a screenshot where a user bashed the storyline and wardrobe. The critic wrote that the show had some of the worst acting they had seen in their life, noting that the storyline was also predictable. The same user concluded with "I'm obsessed, I need 14 seasons."

The media personality's post also showed pictures of her alongside Murphy and some of her other costars. One snap she shared showed a member of the online audience acknowledging that the more critiques the show receives, the more people would be prone to watch the show.

"The Kardashians" star has received more than four thousand comments on her post. Many fans praised her and sent positive messages geared to uplift her amid the intense scrutiny.

Commenters wrote that the show was good, dope, and fantastic. Some expressed that they were already obsessed with the show so far, and a few others praised the mom of four for posting the brutal takes.

"Those reviews you posted made me laugh so hard. Now I want to binge-watch it. Hope you and the family are doing well [pink heart emoji]," a user wrote. 

Another also described Kim as being real for including the zero rating screenshot. Others threw shade at the TV star, quoting her iconic slang. Two comments received almost 2000 likes combined for writing that her post was "iconic."

"All's Fair" made headlines as it scored a 0% critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The show has reportedly been reviewed by at least eight professional critics on Rotten Tomatoes so far. It has done rather well, quite above average, with the Popcornmeter instead.

According to TMZ, one of the top Rotten Tomato critics and a TV critic at The Hollywood Reporter, Angie Han describes the socialite's performance as stiff and affectless without a single authentic note.

Lucy Mangan of The Guardian says the show is fascinatingly, incomprehensibly, and existentially terrible. She further describes it as being so awful, while another top critic likens the series to a fever dream and tags the actors as vaguely human creatures.

According to Deadline, the idea for "All's Fair" came after Disney Entertainment Co-Chairman Dana Walden introduced Murphy to the Kardashian matriarch, Kris Jenner. They met up for dinner, and Murphy brought a reality pitch.

After finishing his pitch, Kris then suggested that he write a scripted role for Kim. Murphy admits that he did not think the mom of four would agree to it, and he was indeed startled when she did. His inquisition pushed the question to Kim, to which she responded, "Because it's iconic and I like iconic sh-t."

The momager and Murphy then took their idea for Kim to play a divorce attorney on the show on Hulu, and the rest is history. He also revealed that other members of the cast signed on without reading the script once he mentioned it was a legal drama featuring Kim.

A few days ago, The Blast reported that the media personality put her law skills to use on an ad for her sister, Kourtney Kardashian.

The skit for her new brand Lemme features the sisters facing off in a mock courtroom battle. Kourtney walked into a crowded courtroom, and the judge called her out for failing to disclose her beauty and gut health secret. 

Kim acted as the prosecutor and accused her sister of gatekeeping, stressing that everything, including supplements, is meant to be shared in the family. The ad sparked media attention, and many fans commended Kim on how she channeled that lawyer in her.

Will "All's Fair" rise to the occasion and join the list of Kim Kardashian's successes?