Archive November 8, 2025

Kim Kardashian has hit back at critics of her new legal drama All’s Fair, sharing a series of social media posts that both acknowledged and mocked the show’s harshest reviews

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Kim Kardashian has fired back at critics slamming her new Hulu legal drama All’s Fair. The 45-year-old reality star and businesswoman shared a string of social media posts that both acknowledged and ridiculed the programme’s most brutal reviews, uploading them to Instagram after All’s Fair premiered earlier this week.

The series, crafted by Ryan Murphy, also features Glenn Close, Niecy Nash-Betts, Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts and Teyana Taylor. It centres on a group of women who abandon a male-dominated law firm to establish their own practice.

Kim kicked off her post with a snap of herself donning a purple fur-trimmed crop top before sharing a picture of her alongside Ryan. She then posted a screenshot of a tweet displaying the programme’s Rotten Tomatoes rating at 0%, paired with a supporter’s reaction stating: “Immediately pressed play.”

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Kim subsequently shared an image of herself chuckling with Ryan and her fellow cast members, before uploading another tweet declaring: “Some of the worst acting I’ve ever seen in my life alongside the most predictable storylines and the most ridiculous styling. I’m obsessed, I need 14 seasons. #AllsFair.”

Kim also featured screenshots of critiques from The Hollywood Reporter and the BBC. There was also a photograph of comedian Amy Schumer recreating their viral 2015 Time 100 Gala moment at a screening of the programme.

One tweet she shared read: “All’s Fair on Hulu dares to ask the question ‘Does a show need to be good?’ And the answer is no, it doesn’t.

“We have legendary actresses here giving the worst performances of their careers, it takes a special kind of talent to pull that kind of inability out of them. Amazeballs.”

The post concluded with Kim spotlighting more favourable reviews and captioning the snaps: “Have you tuned in to the most critically acclaimed show of the year! ? ! ? ! ? All’s Fair streaming now on @hulu and @disneyplus.”

Her co-star Glenn Close also got involved, sharing a sketch of the cast alongside a pot labelled “Critic-Bunny Stew” – a cheeky reference to her notorious role in Fatal Attraction, where her character boiled a pet rabbit alive in revenge for being rejected after a one-night stand.

Director and executive producer Anthony Hemingway has stood by the programme in a chat with The Hollywood Reporter.

He remarked: “You’re not going to please everybody. You may have certain criticisms, while there are a million others who love it. I think the show holds a mirror up to each person who watches it. It’s just about: Can you connect to it or relate to it, and see yourself?”.

Chatting to People magazine ahead of the show’s launch, Sarah Paulson revealed: “I had the best time, I really did.” Glenn added: “Sarah and Kim sometimes could not look at each other without laughing.”

Fresh episodes of All’s Fair drop every Tuesday on Hulu until 23 December.

Molly-Mae Hague has said she felt ready to have a baby when she fell pregnant with her daughter Bambi, but in hindsight, she wishes she had waited a little longer

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Molly-Mae Hague has said she feels under “pressure” to have a second child while admitting that if she could go back in time, she would wait longer before having a baby.

The former Love Island star, 26, welcomed her daughter Bambi with Tommy Fury, also 26, in January 2023. The social media influencer often talks about motherhood on her YouTube and isn’t afraid to share the challenges she faces.

In a new interview for the cover story of the December/January issue of Cosmopolitan UK, Molly-Mae has shared further details on what being a mum means to her. She said she felt ready to have a baby at the age of 23 as she had travelled and built a career, but admitted that reflecting on it in hindsight has made her realise that she would have possibly wanted to wait longer.

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She told Cosmopolitan: “I felt like I’d lived so much life by 23, I felt really ready for a new chapter. Tommy and I were in an incredible place and to have something that was half him, half me, just felt really special. I’ve never had any regrets about starting a family young.

“But if I could go back and maybe go again, would I have waited a few more years? Potentially. I would love more days to just sit and do absolutely nothing. They were great for my mental health.”

Molly-Mae also touched on the possibility of having another baby and admitted that expanding her family is constantly on her mind. She said: “I think about it a lot, and I feel a real pressure around it because I’m desperate to give Bambi a sibling.”

The Maebe founder said one of the reasons why she hopes to give her daughter a sibling is the strong bond she shares with her older sister, Zoe. She said: “My life wouldn’t have been the same without my sister. I want that for Bambi.

“But I would never want to do it just for her – I would also want to do it because it is something I want to do. At the same time as being a mum, I also have huge career ambitions and when I fell pregnant with Bambi, my biggest goal was that I didn’t want to lose my identity – I didn’t want to lose myself and my goals and my dreams and my business ambitions because I was becoming a mum.”

Last month, Molly-Mae faced yet more mum-shaming for some of the content in the latest instalment of her docuseries. An early episode of Molly-May: Behind It All series two included footage of the mum struggling to encourage Bambi to use the toilet, with a blurred shot of the youngster in the bath. The scenes caused a storm online, with some people saying it was “wild” and “concerning” that Molly-Mae and the production team had decided to leave in the images, especially given that she’s going to grow up in the public eye herself.

Our source told us that the backlash has hit the former Love Islander particularly hard because Bambi’s welfare is and always will be her number one priority. “She’s had a real shock with this backlash,” they claimed. “Stardom sort of landed on Molly’s plate when she went into Love Island but she’s had to accept over the past few years that the reality of that fame isn’t always an easy life.

“She really trusts her filming team but I think she’s realising that there’s more to a reality show than just filming random scenes from your day. Viewers expect more, and of course they’re going to critique every scene – it’s the same with the Coleen Rooney and Victoria Beckham shows. No one is immune to that critique and Molly can’t afford to take her eye off the ball. When you film a show like that you need to be in control and examine every little thing that’s going out.”

Former Strictly Come Dancing star Kimberley Walsh opened up about her own experience on the show, following controversy over contestants with a performing background

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Kimberley Walsh has defended Strictly Come Dancing contestants who join the BBC show with performing backgrounds. Every series, famous faces who’ve previously graced the stage are often perceived as having an unfair advantage over competitors lacking such expertise.

This series, Love Island star Amber Davies and Emmerdale actor Lewis Cope have faced the brunt of these accusations, given their West End credentials. Nevertheless, both are flourishing in the contest alongside their professional dancing partners.

Kimberley, who took part in 2012 and returned for the 2017 Christmas edition, dismisses suggestions that having performers on the programme is unjust.

Looking back at her own journey, the pop star said she faced criticism too when she signed up, due to being a member of Girls Aloud. “I did get a little bit [of stick] and I think a lot of people who have done shows, or have been on the West End, or have come from my background, they do,” she revealed.

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“They’re just like way harder on us, I think the judges were quite hard on me as well, I was like, ‘Yeah I’ve performed in a girl band but I have no idea how to do Ballroom and I’m doing my best’,” reports the Manchester Evening News.

Accustomed to delivering high-energy routines with the band, the 43-year-old said she could “fake” the Latin numbers somewhat, but struggled more with Ballroom.

“They’d be really hard on me and I’d be like, ‘No I really am trying my best’,” she concluded. “You feel the reward when it starts to click into place, the people who have dance training, they push them way more, so they’re still being pushed to their hardest.”

Kimberley also reckons performers can find it “harder to learn” the routines, as it can mean unlearning skills they already know.

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“It’s really weird it’s like unteaching your body, it’s quite hard but it’s true they [past contestants who have said it’s harder] are not just saying it.”

She continued: “I don’t know if it’s unfair, but I can see why people think there is an advantage because if you’ve performed for a living, it’s obviously going to be easier to perform.

“So, that side of it I get, but I think sometimes you don’t realise how difficult some of the routines are that they’re doing, like for them they’re still really hard.

“And also it’s Strictly, let them just have a dance and enjoy themselves, do we have to pull people down? No,” she defiantly added.

Lewis, who Kimberley is supporting for the win, has previously starred in the West End production Billy Elliot and on the programmes Got To Dance and Britain’s Got Talent.

Since joining Strictly, he has been one to watch, but reached new heights last weekend when he secured the series’ first perfect 40.

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As for Amber, while she is also flourishing in the competition, she found herself in the dance-off against Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink last month, but was saved by the judges.

The 29-year-old has previously defended her West End past, asserting that musical theatre is “world’s apart” from Ballroom and Latin.

During a chat on This Morning, she added: “I do understand where they come from, because I can perform. “But, there’s a great example. [When] we were doing our American Smooth, and even just walking left right, left right, brought me to tears.

“It’s so much more complicated than you can imagine.”

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Lewis also told The Metro: “I don’t really know where all that came from, to be honest, I trained as an actor, I danced a bit when I was a teen, but haven’t since.”

Kimberley is supporting McDonald’s BBC Children in Need campaign.

In a move to help children express their emotions and start meaningful conversations, McDonald’s is temporarily replacing its iconic red Happy Meal box with a blank, doodle-friendly design this November.

Millions of limited-edition boxes and crayons will be available in UK restaurants from 5th to 18th November.

Former Top Gear and Fifth Gear presenter Quentin Willson has sadly passed away at the age of 68 after a brief battle with lung cancer, his family have confirmed.

In a moving statement, the family called Quentin, who died on Saturday, a “true national treasure”. They also said he “brought the joy of motoring, from combustion to electric, into our living rooms”.

The statement read: “The family of Quentin Willson, television presenter and producer, motoring journalist, author, and campaigner, wish to announce that he passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on Saturday 8th November, following a short battle with lung cancer. He was 68.

“A true national treasure, Quentin brought the joy of motoring, from combustion to electric, into our living rooms.

“He helped shape the original Top Gear as one of its first hosts, working alongside Jeremy Clarkson and the team who took the pioneering show global.”

Born in Birmingham in 1957, he was a well-known motoring journalist and broadcaster who graced our screens on Top Gear throughout the 90s before making the switch to Fifth Gear in 2001.

Quentin first joined the BBC in 1991 to co-host the original version of Top Gear alongside Jeremy Clarkson. Until the show’s original format was cancelled in 2001, he was a weekly fixture on the programme, typically sharing his expertise on used cars.

Throughout his illustrious career spanning several decades, he penned motoring columns for national newspapers and magazines, authored numerous books on cars and buying guides.

Beyond journalism, Willson became a prominent campaigner on motoring issues. He co-founded FairFuelUK in 2010.

It is a pressure group lobbying for lower fuel duty and more transparent fuel pricing. Quentin frequently represented motorists on radio and TV, discussing taxation, road safety and transport policy.

He also presented several other TV series, including Britain’s Worst Driver, The Car’s the Star, All-Revved Up and property-focused programmes such as Property Ladder. In addition to broadcasting, he ran a classic-car consultancy and was involved in the heritage car sector, including work promoting British automotive history, reports MyLondon.

Among those paying their respects with message of condolence following the news was owner of Lister Motor Company, Lawrence Whittaker. He shared a number of images to his Twitter/X account.

And he penned alongside the snaps: “I am so utterly devastated to hear that Quentin Willson has passed away. He was the architect of the Warrantywise plan and revolutionised, not just the car warranty market, but through his campaigning and journalism – made the entire UK Motor Trade a better place.

“He was the most knowledgeable person I ever met when it came to cars and was such a pro behind the camera. We worked closely together for over 10 years and my thoughts go out to his wife and family at this difficult time. He will be sorely missed by all. God speed Q!”

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Georgia Tennant met her husband David Tennant when they were both working on the set of Doctor Who and have been inseparable ever since

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David Tennant’s wife Georgia Tennant has revealed that she has been receiving death threats. The actress took to social media to tell her fans about the scary situation.

She said that she has reached out to the police to get involved after the situation began to escalate. The 40-year-old found fame through her acting career.

She is known for playing Detective Inspector Samantha Nixon’s daughter Abigail in The Bill, Jenny in the Doctor Who episode The Doctor’s Daughter and Lady Vivian in the show Merlin. She is the daughter of Doctor Who actor Peter Davison and his ex-wife Sandra Dickinson.

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Georgia tied the knot with David Tennant back in 2011 after they first crossed paths on the set of long-running BBC Doctor Who.

The couple have been vocal about their support for the LGBTQ+ community over the years, especially trans people. Georgia tagged the Metropolitan Police when she shared the vile messages she had received.

Back in September, Georgia called for Facebook bosses to take action when a post was shared that said: “Whoever kills Georgia Tennant immediately will receive a reward from me.”

Posting a statement, she wrote: “Just been sent this by a friend. Out of curiosity, Facebook, what would constitute a breach of community standards?”

The star then went on to share a screenshot of a moderator’s response who said that it did not need breach the platform’s rules so didn’t need to be taken down.

The same account had already written nasty comments to Georgia before. This included ‘Soon there will be an obituary to read of a certain person’ and ‘Georgia Tennant must be killed’.

The account then wrote: “David Tennant and I are meant for each other, we both belong together, and I will do everything to make David Tennant and I together.”

Georgia and David has five children together including Wilfred. Georgia has previously posted photos of her who family wearing rainbow colours for Pride. Back in July 2023, David took part in a promotional photoshoot for hit Amazon Prime programme Good Omens where he wore a t shirt that said “Leave trans kids alone, you absolute freaks”. Last year’s Baftas saw Georgia show off the tattoo on her wrist that reads: “Trans rights are human rights.”

The Mirror contacted Georgia Tennant’s reps for comment.