Kim Kardashian pours her curves into leopard print gown as she leads the glamour at All Fair’s premiere
KIM Kardashian poured her curves into a leopard print gown as she led the glamour at All Fair’s premiere in Rome on Saturday.
The KUWTK star, 46, who plays Allura Grant in the popular Hulu series, attended the screening for the programme at the 21st Rome Film Festival at the Auditorium Parco Della Musica tonight.
Kim showed off her incredible hourglass figure in a plunging sweetheart neckline leopard print maxi dress for the event.
She accessorised with a matching scarf and black stilettos.
The reality favourite posed for snaps with her All’s Fair co-stars Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash, Naomi Watts, as well as her mum Kris Jenner.
Her momager is one of the executive producers of the TV show, alongside Ryan Murphy and Kim.
The Rome Film Fest 2026 is being held between October 13 to October 25.
And All’s Fair screened at 7:30pm, as well as 8:00pm this evening.
The legal drama premiered on Hulu in November 2025 and aired nine episodes.
All’s Fair centers around a successful divorce attorney, played by Kim, who is a partner at an all-female law firm.
It also stars Glenn Close, Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash, Naomi Watts, and Teyana Taylor.
The second series is set to hit the streaming service on November 4.
In November last year The Sun U.S revealed that the show was set to be renewed for a second series.
“The numbers are still coming in because it needs to be a full calendar week, but the ratings have been incredible.
“There was an enormous shift within the first 24 hours and the momentum hasn’t stopped there.
“It’s become the biggest Hulu premiere drop in years and one of the biggest of all time,” a production insider gushed to The U.S. Sun.
“Hulu has already told Ryan Murphy that they are all in for a season two and he is already writing and thinking of ideas for the second season.
“The cast would be invited back, they all love each other and loved the experience. They’re in on the joke, they would happily return,” the source added.