Kim Kardashian's highly-publicised return to acting has spectacularly backfired, with her new Disney series 'All's Fair' receiving a brutal mauling from both critics and audiences on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.
The reality television mogul's venture into scripted comedy has been met with overwhelmingly negative responses, achieving the rare distinction of earning a dismal 0% approval rating from professional critics while simultaneously scoring an equally poor audience rating.
A Critical Catastrophe
Industry insiders are describing the dual-zero rating as an unprecedented failure in modern television, particularly for a production backed by the entertainment behemoth Disney. The scathing reviews highlight Kardashian's limited acting range and the show's weak script as primary reasons for the disastrous reception.
'All's Fair' positions Kardashian as the owner of a professional football team navigating the male-dominated world of sports management. However, critics have universally panned both the concept and execution, with many suggesting the reality star should stick to what she knows best.
Disney's Celebrity Gambit Falters
The high-profile flop represents another setback for Disney's strategy of leveraging celebrity power to drive streaming content. Despite Kardashian's massive social media following and cultural influence, the show has failed to translate that popularity into critical success or audience approval.
Entertainment analysts note that this isn't Kardashian's first acting misstep, following previous poorly-received appearances in various television shows and films. However, the scale of this failure, combined with Disney's marketing muscle, makes this particular flop especially noteworthy.
Audience Backlash and Social Media Reaction
The public response has been equally unforgiving, with viewers taking to social media to express their disappointment and, in some cases, outright mockery of the production. Memes and critical commentary have flooded platforms, highlighting the growing disconnect between celebrity influence and actual entertainment quality.
This disastrous reception raises questions about whether Kardashian's brand of reality television fame can successfully transition to scripted entertainment, particularly in projects that require genuine acting ability rather than simply playing an exaggerated version of oneself.
