Reel Review Mom

Let’s just get this out of the way — I am not a Kim Kardashian fan. Her public life is an ongoing train wreck, and I’ve never had much respect or appreciation for her brand of fame. That being said, I have to admit something I didn’t expect to write: she actually did a decent job in Hulu’s new series All Is Fair.

Created by Ryan Murphy, this new show dives into the extravagant world of elite female divorce attorneys representing Los Angeles’ wealthiest and most dysfunctional couples. Think luxury, betrayal, and perfectly tailored outfits — all dialed up to ten. The show is unapologetically over the top, with every episode dripping in glam and drama that only Murphy could conjure.

Kardashian stars alongside Glenn Close, Naomi Watts, and NeNe Leakes, forming a powerhouse trio (plus one unexpected reality star) that somehow works. Glenn Close delivers the sharp sophistication you’d expect, Naomi Watts brings emotional gravitas, and NeNe adds charisma and bite. Together, they turn what could have been pure fluff into something watchable — if not entirely believable.

Now, let’s be honest — All Is Fair isn’t breaking new ground. It’s indulgent, borderline absurd, and at times feels like Murphy decided to direct a high-end soap opera just for fun. But that’s also what makes it kind of addictive. Between the couture wardrobes, glass-walled offices, and champagne-fueled showdowns, it’s hard to look away.

Is it going to win awards? Definitely not. But is it entertaining enough to watch when you want to escape reality and roll your eyes at rich people’s chaos? Absolutely. So yeah, I’ll keep watching — and maybe if you’re bored, you should too.