Kim Kardashian’s legal drama series "All’s Fair" has encountered sharply negative reviews from television critics ahead of the release of its second season. The show, which stars Kardashian alongside Glenn Close and Naomi Watts, is set to premiere its new episodes on Disney+ starting November 4.

In "All’s Fair," Kardashian, 46, portrays Allura Grant, a lawyer working at an all-women law firm based in Los Angeles. Kardashian also serves as a producer on the series. Despite her prominent role, critics have been largely unforgiving in their assessments. One television critic described the first season in scathing terms, characterizing it as a notably poor offering with intense negative language, indicating a particularly unfavorable reception.

Kardashian appeared at a recent season two screening event in Rome, where she was accompanied by her mother, Kris Jenner, 70. Both drew attention with bold fashion choices: Kardashian wore a figure-hugging leopard-print corset dress by Yves Saint Laurent, while Jenner sported an outfit inspired by Elizabeth Taylor’s Tiziani Roma Scorpio cape, a piece featured in the series. Despite the high-profile appearance and designer attire, critical opinion remained overwhelmingly critical of the show’s quality.

"All’s Fair" focuses on the dynamics within a female-led legal firm, combining elements of drama and legal intrigue. The involvement of established actresses Glenn Close and Naomi Watts has not mitigated the largely negative critical response to the first season.

With the upcoming release of season two, the series will face renewed scrutiny from both critics and audiences as it continues to unfold on the streaming platform Disney+.