Niecy Nash Claps Back At Critics Over ‘All’s Fair’ Hate

Niecy Nash is shaking off the hate she and her co-star, Kim Kardashian, have received from critics following the debut of their new Hulu series, “All’s Fair.”

Despite the harsh reactions and critical think pieces about the new Ryan Murphy series, which follows a team of female divorce lawyers, Hulu announced the show has become a ratings success.

Online, Nash shared a photo of herself alongside Kardashian, responding to the show’s critical reception while praising and thanking the audience for tuning in.

Nash and Kardashian are just two of the famous faces leading the Murphy production on Hulu, joining a stacked cast that includes Sarah Paulson, Glenn Close, Naomi Watts, and Teyana Taylor.

And although Hulu assembled a powerhouse lineup with notable A-listers, the show didn’t fare well with critics, who roasted it shortly after its debut, according to The Blast.

“All’s Fair” scored 0% on the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. Some viewers also bashed the show online, with one X user calling Kim’s performance “so stiff and monotone.”

Despite the tough reviews, however, “All’s Fair” has reached heights some of the show’s biggest critics likely didn’t see coming.

According to The Wrap, the new legal drama drew 3.2 million views globally after three days of streaming, making it the streaming giant’s biggest scripted series debut in 3 years.

The ratings milestone seems to make sense for the production, which, after a few days of streaming, began receiving more positive reviews from viewers online.

“The show is a fantastic dramedy and the cast is ICONIC. #AllsFair is funny, camp, and full of interesting female stories. Critics want to hate on it because of Kim,” a user posted on X. Another wrote, “#AllsFair is ACTUALLY SO GOOD! … The fashion and glamour is giving, the DRAMA & acting isn’t even bad as everyone is making out.”

Nash got word of the shifting perspective and the millions of viewers who tuned in, posting a picture of herself and Kardashian on the show’s set to react to the news.

“Critics said no, Audience said yes!” she captioned the post. “Numbers don’t lie. Thanks for watching!”

Nash isn’t the only “All’s Fair” cast member with something to say about the show’s strong reaction.

Kardashian shared a carousel of images on Instagram, most of which were lighthearted X posts about the show, seemingly implying that she and the rest of the cast were unbothered by the sharp critical perception.

“Have you tuned in to the most critically acclaimed show of the year?” she wrote in the caption, generating even more support from her loyal army of followers in the comments.

“LMFAO, girl, you’re real AF for posting the 0% Rotten Tomatoes screenshot,” one person posted, while another said, “Troll them Kim because I’m literally sat waiting for episode 4 while haters gonna hate.”

Days before the premiere, Kardashian discussed the project and shared how she worked to bring her character, Allura Grant, to life.

“I got a lot of inspiration from Laura Wasser, who’s my family law attorney,” Kardashian said, according to The Blast. “We consulted with her. It was just so important to have someone that I could want to channel and want to feel. And that was Laura, who’s just like a badass woman that takes care of other women.”