Variety unveiled the cover of its Actors on Actors issue featuring Ryan Murphy favorites Kim Kardashian and Chloë Sevigny on Monday, and the online reaction was absolutely enthralling.
He instagram The comments were full of people outraged by the inclusion of the 43-year-old reality star alongside established actors such as Jodie Foster, Robert Downey Jr., Naomi Watts, Quinta Brunson, Tom Hiddleston, Brie Larson and Andrew Scott.
“The fact that you even used Kim K. tells us how desperate you are for clicks and how much disdain and disrespect you have for the craft,” Instagram user @actherstudios wrote.
‘What an insult to the many trained, hard-working actors who DO THE REAL WORK! To say this is embarrassing is an understatement.”
Instagram user @eypfifa criticized: ‘Kim K is not an actor! She doesn’t belong in this space!’
Variety unveiled the cover of its Actors on Actors issue featuring Ryan Murphy favorites Kim Kardashian (left) and Chloë Sevigny (right), and the online reaction was absolutely passionate.
“Seriously, zero credibility with Kim K. What a joke, Variety,” Instagram user @ladyberson wrote.
Instagram user @homomacabre chimed in: “More than disrespectful to Chloë.”
Sevigny, 49, who was nominated for an Oscar for Boys Don’t Cry and won a Golden Globe for HBO’s Big Love, republished Variety’s cover with the brief caption: “It’s always nice to be included.” Thanks @variedad.’
Meanwhile, Kim, who played Siobhan on FX’s American Horror Story: Delicate, launched her career in 2007 with a 41-minute sex tape titled Kim Kardashian, Superstar that was ‘leaked’ seven months before her E! The network’s reality show Keeping Up with the Kardashians premiered.
Kardashian’s sex tape partner Willie ‘Ray J’ Norwood claimed the pair signed $400,000 contracts with Vivid Entertainment to release their ecstasy-fueled sexploits from her 22nd birthday in Cabo San Lucas in 2002 in a deal brokered by their mother Kris Jenner.
The SKIMS CEO has always maintained that a “third party” sold her sex tape to Vivid and reportedly dropped her invasion of privacy lawsuit against them after allegedly receiving a “$5 million settlement.”
Kim’s interest in becoming a serious actress directly coincided with her abandoning her dream of following in the footsteps of her late father, Robert Kardashian, to become a lawyer.
kardashian-who passed the ‘baby bar’ exam in 2021 After failing three times, he originally aimed to pass the California State Bar in 2023 without attending college or law school.
The Instagram comments were full of people outraged by the inclusion of the 43-year-old reality star alongside established actors such as Jodie Foster, Robert Downey Jr., Naomi Watts, Quinta Brunson, Tom Hiddleston, Brie Larson and Andrew Scott.
Sevigny, 49, who was nominated for an Oscar for Boys Don’t Cry and won a Golden Globe for HBO’s Big Love, republished Variety’s cover with the brief caption: “It’s always nice to be included.” Thanks @variedad’
Kim, who played Siobhan on FX’s American Horror Story: Delicate (pictured), launched her career in 2007 with a 41-minute sex tape titled Kim Kardashian, Superstar that was ‘leaked’ seven months before her E! The network’s reality show Keeping Up with the Kardashians premiered
Kardashian’s interest in becoming a serious actress directly coincided with her abandoning her dream of following in the footsteps of her late father Robert Kardashian (M, pictured in 1995) to become a lawyer.
The aspiring criminal reform advocate, who passed the baby bar exam in 2021 after failing three times, originally aimed to pass the California State Bar in 2023 without attending college or law school. right (pictured in 2019).
Kim used to spend 18 hours a week studying law under Van Jones, Jessica Jackson (left, pictured in 2019) and Erin Haney (right) and dreamed of opening her own law firm and abolishing the death penalty.
Instead of becoming a lawyer, Kardashian will aim to be the “most successful divorce attorney” in Los Angeles and run “an all-female law firm” in a new Hulu scripted legal drama written by the creator of Brothers & Sisters, Jon Robin Baitz.
The thrice-divorced mother of four told producer Ryan Murphy (right) on last Thursday’s episode of The Kardashians: “I mean, there’s even a lot of fun moments with (my lawyer) Laura (Wasser) and I, where I am”. Like, “Don’t ever let me do this again!” Then at the next one (divorce), she was like, “Hey, you reminded me last time, don’t ever let you do this again.”
Kim’s previous acting credits include PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie, PAW Patrol: The Movie, Tyler Perry’s Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor, Drop Dead Diva, CSI: NY, Deep in the Valley, Beyond the Break and Disaster Movie.
The aspiring penal reform advocate used to spend 18 hours a week studying law under Van Jones, Jessica Jackson and Erin Haney and dreamed of starting her own law firm and abolishing the death penalty.
Instead of becoming a lawyer, Kim will aim to be the “most successful divorce attorney” in Los Angeles and run “an all-female law firm” in a new Hulu scripted legal drama written by the creator of Brothers & Sisters, Jon Robin Baitz.
“I mean, there’s even a lot of funny moments with (my attorney) Laura (Wasser) and I where I’m like, ‘Don’t ever let me do this again!'” the three-time-divorced mother of four told her. to producer Ryan Murphy on last Thursday’s episode of Hulu’s The Kardashians.
“Then at the next (divorce), she was like, ‘Hey, you reminded me last time, don’t let you do this again.’
Kim’s previous acting credits include PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie, PAW Patrol: The Movie, Tyler Perry’s Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor, Drop Dead Diva, CSI: NY, Deep in the Valley, Beyond the Break and Disaster Movie.
Kardashian also played herself in the films Ocean’s Eight and Alligator Boots, as well as in episodes of 2 Broke Girls, American Dad!, 30 Rock, Last Man Standing, and Brothers.
The Calabasas socialite currently produces and stars in the 10-episode fifth season of The Kardashians, airing Thursdays on Hulu.
On February 19, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians spinoff won reality show of the year at the People’s Choice Awards after winning the trophy for best documentary-reality series at the 2023 MTV Movie & TV Awards.
