Kim is leaning into the 'newbie' narrative, framing her snacking as endearing dedication to the craft and a love for the cast, even making them Rice Krispies treats.
The set is apparently a buffet for Kim alone. While veterans warn about continuity nightmares, Kim reportedly asks to take plates of pie home after the director calls cut.
On Nov. 4, Kim admitted on GMA, 'I'll be walking by after they cut and I'm like, Can I take a plate of that pie with me?' Niecy Nash-Betts responded, 'This is the greediest woman I've ever met in my life.'
Kim’s appetite is the only thing bigger than her ego, and apparently, the only thing she isn’t willing to edit for continuity.
If you thought Kim Kardashian’s transition to serious acting would come with a side of humility, think again. During a recent appearance on Good Morning America on November 4, the reality star turned Hulu legal drama lead confessed to a habit that is driving her A-list co-stars absolutely wild: she eats the prop food. And not just a nibble.
We’re talking full-blown, after-the-cut, 'Can I take a plate of that pie with me?' gluttony. For a woman whose brand is built on control, her inability to resist a craft services spread is the ultimate plot twist. The receipts are brutal.
Niecy Nash-Betts, who plays opposite Kim in 'All's Fair', didn't hold back when asked about the behavior. 'Do not let that tiny body fool you: She eats everything,' Nash-Betts quipped during the same GMA interview. 'I said, 'This is prop food!
Why are you eating this?' This is the greediest woman I've ever met in my life.' The drama isn't just about calories; it's about the professional etiquette of filming. Sarah Paulson and Naomi Watts explained the 'continuity' issue—if you eat a whole pie in one take, you have to replicate that exact half-eaten state for the next 50 takes. Kim, however, seems to have ignored the memo entirely.
Despite the warnings from her veteran castmates, Kim remains unbothered, framing her snacking as a sign of her enthusiasm for the new role. 'Because I'm new to this, they tried to tell me, 'Hey, continuity. Pace yourself.
Eat a grape or half a grape because you're gonna have to do that the same time 50 times,' the 46-year-old shared. Her response? 'By the end, I am like, 'What did I get myself into?' But I love it.' It’s a classic Kim move: acknowledge the problem, but double down on the lifestyle.
She even reportedly made Rice Krispies treats in her hotel room to share with the girls, trying to buy back favor with sugar. While the eating habits are controversial, the acting chops seem to be doing the heavy lifting for her reputation. Teyana Taylor praised Kim’s line retention, noting, 'She'll keep reading it over and over and over again. It's dope to see.' Glenn Close added that Kim 'does her homework' and is 'a very sweet woman.' But let’s be real: the most memorable thing about Kim’s time on 'All's Fair' might not be her performance, but the fact that she’s clearing out the pantry while the rest of Hollywood worries about script continuity.
