Kim Kardashian reveals how she manages critics of panned TV drama All's Fair ahead of season 2 premiere

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The powerful women of All's Fair are back for season 2 on Disney+ and there's set to be more drama from the fictional law firm than ever before.

Season one had a mixed response, it's fair to say, with some loving the camp performances and storylines, while others slammed almost every aspect of the Ryan Murphy-produced series.

Luckily for them, they have a superwoman in the cast who's used to almost constantly being scrutinised in the public eye: Kim Kardashian.

How has her life experience prepared her for her second major acting role?

Speaking exclusively to Radio Times, Kardashian said: "I think it helped me manage the release of season one and hearing all of the critics' reaction to the show. I think I was able to really manage that in a first experience. I think my life experience and now being in a show where it's all about women and how powerful they are means I channel a lot of the women in my life when I'm playing Allura. I think it helped."

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She teased what's to come for fans of the series in the second outing, as she feels the show has really found its feet this time around.

"I feel like we really figured out the kind of show we're supposed to be, the tone of it. I think maybe we were a little bit more serious last season, and we realised that the audience really loved the funny moments and the camp moments. We really doubled down and leaned into that.

"I'm really excited for people to see how funny it is and how crazy it is. Allura sets some boundaries for herself this season. I think she's trying to navigate what life is like after a divorce. I'm excited for you guys to see Allura's growth."

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