Kim Kardashian Set For Another Women-Powered Project After 'All’s Fair' Success

Kim Kardashian is getting ready to take the film industry by storm again!

The business mogul is gearing up for another iconic all-women visual project, which features an all-star directing and producing team right after a successful promo season for "All's Fair."

Kim Kardashian's acting career has become a massive part of her life in recent years, having starred in major productions such as "American Horror Story," "2 Broke Girls," and voicing Delores in 2023's "PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie."

Kim Kardashian Stuns In Behind-The-Scenes Picture From Her Netflix Leading Role

Kim Kardashian, Nikki Glaser, Fortune Feimster, and Brenda Song on the set of THE FIFTH WHEEL. A new film directed by Eva Longoria.

When a group of best friends hit Vegas to reconnect, a hot outsider crashes the party — forcing them to face their messy lives and unraveling… pic.twitter.com/bJBfJfekBN

— Netflix (@netflix) January 26, 2026

The mother-of-four was spotted having a good time with her co-stars on the set of "The Fifth Wheel," according to a post on Netflix's X account. In the pictures, Kardashian was spotted beaming alongside Fortune Feimster, Brenda Song, and Jack Whitehall.

She appeared ready for action in a black-on-black ensemble featuring a black bodysuit with long sleeves and cut out at the front, paired with leather pants. The star rocked her signature jet black hair with a deep middle part for the fun shoot as she threw peace signs in the air.

In another shot, the cast could be seen taking instructions from Eva Longoria, who showed up in director mode with a black face cap, a puffer jacket paired with a shirt, and denim pants. According to Netflix, in the caption:

"When a group of best friends hit Vegas to reconnect, a hot outsider crashes the party — forcing them to face their messy lives and unraveling friendships."

Mixed Opinions Trail The SKIMS Founder And Eva Longoria Link Up

It did not take long for internet users to drop their two cents on Kardashian's latest endeavor, especially with Longoria now behind the cameras and controlling the shot.

An excited X user wrote, "This cast is stacked, Kim, Nikki, Fortune, Brenda + Eva directing?! Vegas chaos incoming. Can't wait to stream this on Netflix."

Another commenter expressed certainty that the film, made by a woman about a woman, would be an instant hit. This fan noted, "This sounds like a chaotic mix. Hope they deliver some solid laughs amidst the drama."

On the flip side, some X users declared that Kim's presence on these movie sets is the reason why she cannot seem to pass the bar exams. One more critic wrote, "This seems like the worst, most insufferable thing ever. I'd rather eat a cup of cold sick than watch this."

This commenter added some more positive comments with a quick analysis of the cast, according to them: "Kim for the glamour, Nikki for the roasts, Fortune for the physical comedy, and Brenda for the nostalgia. Eva Longoria really assembled the Avengers of Girl Trips."

More Details About Kim Kardashian's Upcoming Project

The SKIMS founder is pairing alongside screenwriter Paula Pell, Janine Brito, Longoria, and Gloria Sanchez to bring the comedy to life.  As noted by Deadline, Kardashian and Pell will be producing alongside Jessica Elbaum and Will Ferrell.

The project has reportedly topped the list of Netflix's most anticipated projects since it clinched the rights to stream in 2023 during a Thanksgiving Weekend auction. Sources close to the action have revealed that the script was described as totally hilarious by interested buyers.

Sanchez's production company has birthed some major hit comedies like "Booksmart" and "Theater Camp," which also featured strong female talent in front and behind the camera.

Longoria reportedly got the directing gig after the impeccable job she did on her directing debut, "Flamin' Hot," which earned her applause from its SXSW 2023 premiere.

The Mother-Of-Four Will Be Returning For A Second Season Of 'All's Fair'

Kardashian barely got off from the high of the massive publicity that trailed the release of "All's Fair," including the famous 0% rating from Rotten Tomatoes, before she got hit with news that the show would come in for a second season.

As noted by The Blast, Hulu announced that production for the legal drama series will begin in Spring 2026, and Kardashian will be on board to serve as usual. The reality star weathered through the raging storms of the critics when it peaked with finely crafted sarcasm and humor.

She hopped online with sets of images on Instagram, which featured scathing reviews from critics who were disappointed by her acting skills. In her words: "Have you tuned in to the most critically acclaimed show of the year!?!?!?."

Kardashian's presence on the script reportedly influenced other cast members to join, according to Ryan Murphy. Meanwhile, the initial seed was planted by Kris Jenner, who suggested Murphy write a scripted role for Kardashian, and she should play a divorce attorney.

Kim Kardashian Admitted She Could Not Watch Herself On 'American Horror Story: Delicate' 

Despite wearing the superhero cape and juggling so many roles at once, Kardashian does have her struggles behind the scenes when it comes to facing her talent head-on.

PEOPLE shared that the reality star voiced the hard truth when she appeared on Jimmy Kimmel's show in 2024 and caught a glimpse of herself in a short clip from the movie played on the show.

"That's the first time I've seen it. It's so funny, I can't watch it back. I get so nervous. Delicate is a different story. "I get so nervous. It's such a weird feeling," she explained.

The business mogul added that shooting "AHS" for really long days had her calling her sisters and expressing how lucky they were to sit in bed and film without having to worry about hair and makeup.

Kardashian gave an incredible performance as an overeager publicist, Siobhan Corbyn, to Emma Roberts' Anna Victoria Alcott, receiving praises from fans, critics, and her co-stars.

Will Kim Kardashian's "The Fifth Wheel" be a success like "All's Fair"?