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All's Fair Hulu series debuts to harsh critical reviews
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The new Hulu legal drama All's Fair, starring Kim Kardashian and created by Ryan Murphy, premiered with overwhelmingly negative reviews, earning a 6% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Despite the criticism, the series has topped streaming charts and garnered some fan support for its campy style. Episodes one through three are now available, with weekly releases every Tuesday.
Kim Kardashian is back in the dating game, this time with Formula One champ Sir Lewis Hamilton. The duo has been spotted on a few casual dates, including a romantic outing in Paris. An insider confirms she's feeling ready to move forward after her past relationships.
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Kim Kardashian is shutting down the wild internet buzz about her dating YouTuber IShowSpeed, calling the claims insane amid a wave of AI-fueled gossip. The speculation kicked off from a fun interaction at a soccer game in Japan, but there's zero real evidence to back it up. In a candid chat with her sister Khloé, Kim spilled that she's been single for over a year and loving the focus on family.
Kim Kardashian has responded to scathing critic reviews of her new Disney+ series All's Fair with a humorous Instagram post highlighting fan enthusiasm. The legal drama, which premiered on November 4, has a 5% Rotten Tomatoes score from critics but a 66% audience approval and is currently the most-watched title on the platform worldwide. Starring as a divorce lawyer, Kardashian reunites with Ryan Murphy, the show's co-creator.
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Kim Kardashian addressed the scathing critical reception of her Hulu legal drama All’s Fair with a playful Instagram post on Thursday. The post featured social media reactions both criticizing and defending the series, which premiered on November 4. Kardashian captioned it, questioning if viewers had tuned into 'the most critically acclaimed show of the year.'