Kim Kardashian has returned to the cast of All's Fair for its second series, saying she has worked on her acting ahead of the new run. The media personality and businesswoman also described the programme as "the worst TV drama ever," a phrase she used while discussing her decision to come back.
Speaking about her involvement in series two, Kardashian emphasized the work she put into preparing for the role. She framed her return as part of a deliberate effort to develop her craft rather than a casual cameo, noting the time she dedicated to improving her performance.
Her remark that All's Fair is "the worst TV drama ever" was delivered alongside an explanation of why she chose to rejoin the show. The juxtaposition of that criticism and her commitment to working on her acting highlights a willingness to take creative risks and engage in projects outside her business and media ventures.
Kardashian's move underscores a continuing trend of high-profile figures crossing between business, media and scripted entertainment. By returning for a second series and publicly addressing her preparation, she has drawn attention to both the production and her own development as an actor.