Kim Kardashian brushes off critics and returns for season two of ‘All’s Fair’
By Love Wilhelmina Abanonave Kim Kardashian is not letting the critics win. After last year’s legal drama ‘All’s Fair’ was savaged by reviewers and described as one of the worst TV dramas ever made, the reality star-turned-actress is embracing the backlash and returning for a second season. The show, which was intended to be Kardashian’s […]
Kim Kardashian is undeterred by the harsh criticism she faced for her first season of the drama series 'All’s Fair'. The reality star turned actress is set to return for a second season, despite the show being labelled as one of the worst TV dramas ever made. Critics panned her performance, with The Hollywood Reporter describing it as "wooden" and The Times calling the show "possibly the worst TV drama ever."
Despite the negative reviews, Kardashian decided to "lean into" the criticism and return for a second season. The backlash actually turned out to be a boon for the show, as audiences were intrigued and the series broke streaming records. The second season of 'All’s Fair' is expected to be more comedic and self-aware, building on the audience's reaction to the first season.
Kardashian, who has been in the spotlight for over two decades, has learned to protect her mental health by brushing off those who try to bring her down. She views season two not as a chance to prove the critics wrong, but as an opportunity to prove to herself that she can continue to grow and succeed.
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