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Kim Kardashian has taken a lighthearted approach to the harsh criticism of her new legal drama series, 'All's Fair', which is streaming on Disney+. In the show, Kim plays Allura Grant, a top divorce lawyer, and is joined by a star-studded cast including Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts, Glenn Close, Niecy Nash, and Teyana Taylor. Despite the impressive lineup, critics have not been kind, with some calling the show 'so awful, it feels almost contemptuous' and even suggesting it 'may be the worst TV drama ever'. The series currently holds a low 5% score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, although the audience score is a much more respectable 66%.

Instead of letting the negative reviews get her down, Kim Kardashian decided to poke fun at the situation. She posted screenshots of fans who said they were curious to watch the show because of the terrible reviews. One fan joked that critics' harsh words actually made people want to tune in and enjoy the show. Another fan commented on the cast, saying 'All's Fair dares to ask the question, does a show need to be good? The answer is no, it doesn't. ' They also humorously noted that the legendary actresses were giving some of the worst performances of their careers, which they found entertaining.

This is Kim's second major acting role, following her appearance in the twelfth season of 'American Horror Story' last year, where she played a publicist and received mostly positive feedback. 'All's Fair' reunites her with Ryan Murphy, the showrunner behind 'American Horror Story', 'Glee', and 'Pose'. Critics from outlets like The Huffington Post and The Daily Telegraph have been particularly harsh, calling the show boring and criticizing Kim's performance. However, Kim continued to share fan reactions, including one who said they 'immediately pressed play' after seeing the show's low debut score. She also highlighted that 'All's Fair' is currently the most watched title on Disney+ in 28 countries, including the US. Despite the negative reviews, Kim Kardashian seems to be enjoying the attention and the show's surprising popularity.