All's Fair: Ryan Murphy's Drama Series with Kim Kardashian Premieres on Hulu

Liputan6.com, Jakarta Ryan Murphy's latest legal drama series, "All's Fair," officially premiered on November 4, 2025, on Hulu.

The series features a star-studded cast that includes Glenn Close, Naomi Watts, Kim Kardashian, Niecy Nash, Sarah Paulson, and Teyana Taylor.

"All's Fair" tells the story of an all-female law firm focusing on high-profile divorce cases in Los Angeles.

With Kim Kardashian as one of the leads and executive producer, the series has made  attention since its announcement.

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"All's Fair" is the series by Ryan Murphy, a creator known for his successful work.

Hulu gave this legal drama a straight-to-series order in December 2023.

The idea for the series arose from Ryan Murphy's desire to continue his collaboration with Kim Kardashian, following her involvement in the twelfth season of "American Horror Story."

Kardashian not only stars in the lead role but also serves as an executive producer, alongside her mother, Kris Jenner.

Other executive producers include Jon Robin Baitz, Joe Baken, Naomi Watts, Glenn Close, Niecy Nash, Alexis Martin Woodall, Eric Kovtun, Scott Robertson, and Nissa Diederich.

"All's Fair" features a star-studded cast of actors and actresses portraying key characters within the law firm.

Kim Kardashian plays Allura Grant, a tough and ambitious divorce attorney, whose character is inspired by celebrity divorce attorney Laura Wasser.

Naomi Watts plays Liberty Ronson, a British expatriate lawyer who joins the firm after her career in London is derailed by a scandal.

Niecy Nash plays Emerald Greene, the firm's office manager and lead investigator.

Glenn Close stars as Dina Standish, a mentor to Allura and Liberty, who later joins the firm.

Sarah Paulson plays Carrington Lane, a rival divorce attorney who despises Allura's team.

Teyana Taylor plays Milan, an assistant and intern, and Matthew Noszka plays Chase Munroe, Allura's husband, round out the main cast.

"All's Fair" focuses primarily on a Los Angeles law firm that handles celebrity divorces and high-stakes settlements.

The series explores how these lawyers not only divide assets but also manage public relations crises and sometimes become embroiled in personal dramas as complex as their clients'.

Allura Grant, played by Kim Kardashian, is currently facing a divorce from her husband, Chase Munroe, an NFL star.

Meanwhile, Liberty Ronson is portrayed as having a fear of commitment, an irony for a divorce lawyer.

Emerald Greene, played by Niecy Nash, chooses not to depend on men and uses a sperm donor to build her ideal family.

The series also features various client cases, such as the story of an inventor named Deandre Barber, whose company is in debt due to her husband's actions.

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"All's Fair" received very poor reviews from critics, with a score of 0% on Rotten Tomatoes and 11% on Metacritic, indicating "overwhelming dislike."

Critics called the series "terrible," "extremely boring," and "clumsy" in its storytelling.

Kim Kardashian's acting has been particularly criticized, described as "expressionless," "useless," "stiff," and "emotionless."

The series' script has also been criticized, with dialogue called "bland to the point of being nonsensical" or "so raunchy it's tiresome."

Amidst the storm of criticism, Sarah Paulson's performance as Carrington Lane, a rival divorce lawyer, has often been cited as the only compelling aspect.

She is considered the series' "savior," providing a positive spotlight amid reviews dominated by disappointment.