Kim Kardashian leads legal drama All's Fair, now starring Sarah Paulson, Glenn Close, and more.

Ryan Murphy's latest project stars Kim Kardashian as a divorce lawyer in a new Hulu legal drama.

Kim Kardashian is set to headline a new legal drama series, "All's Fair," created by Ryan Murphy. 

Following her acclaimed performance in "American Horror Story: Delicate," Murphy was inspired to craft this series specifically for Kardashian. The show focuses on an all-female legal team in Los Angeles, with Kardashian cast as a leading divorce attorney.

Murphy, who will both write and direct the series, is also serving as an executive producer. Production for "All's Fair" is slated to span 97 days in California, with an additional 10 days of filming planned outside Los Angeles. As the series moves into production, details regarding its release date are still pending.

The series will be available exclusively on Hulu, requiring a subscription to the streaming service. Viewers can choose from a standalone Hulu plan, Hulu Plus Live TV, or the Disney Plus Bundle.

Kardashian joined the project after Ryan Murphy approached her, encouraged by her performance in "American Horror Story: Delicate." For more about the series, viewers can catch their discussion in season 5 of "The Kardashians."

The cast includes Glenn Close, who plays the head of a prestigious Los Angeles law firm, and other recent additions such as Sarah Paulson, Niecey Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, and Naomi Watts. Halle Berry was briefly attached to the project but left due to scheduling conflicts.

For now, "All's Fair" remains shrouded in mystery, but the early cast and production details suggest a promising new addition to Hulu's lineup.