Kim Kardashian poses with Naomi Watts, Glenn Close and more for All's Fair set selfies

Kim Kardashian posed with her All's Fair co-stars Sarah Paulson , Naomi Watts , Glenn Close and Niecy Nash in a string of heartwarming set selfies.

The 43-year-old reality TV icon posted the sweet pictures to her Instagram page while working on the show with her formidable castmates.

All's Fair is an upcoming Hulu series from Ryan Murphy , who launched Kim's acting career by casting her as a talent agent on his TV juggernaut American Horror Story .

Now Kim, who is executive producing All's Fair with Ryan and her mother Kris Jenner , is playing one member of an all-female team of divorce lawyers.

In one of the new selfies she uploaded to Instagram on Friday, Kim could be seen sharing an uproarious laugh with her fellow actresses .

Another picture showed Kim pulling her world-famous pout for the camera, as the cast members were joined by none other than Ryan himself.

They were all gathered in front of a classical-style statue of a male nude whose manhood was missing - presumably a set-piece for the show.

Kim's latest post comes four days after she was seen for the first time on the set of All's Fair, thanks to Niecy's Instagram.

The actress wore a black SKIMS pajama set with her hair carefully pulled back. She had a peace sign on the air and the other hand on a desk as she pouted for the camera.

Next to her was Hollywood icon Glenn Close as well as veteran TV star Niecy Nash.

In her caption, Niecy revealed that Kim had kindly gifted her cast mates SKIMS pajamas. 'This is what happens when our leading lady gifts our cast It's a Pajama Party on the set of #All'sFair with the icon Thank you Kimberly,' wrote Nash in her caption.

Kim - who plays a lawyer on the show - hit the like button.

This comes soon after a bombshell lawsuit was filed against her ex-husband, 47-year-old Kanye West , by his former assistant claiming sexual harassment and stalking.

Kanye has been slapped with a big lawsuit this month.

West is facing the accusation in an 86-page lawsuit filed by his former assistant Lauren Pisciotta.

Lauren said the harassment took place during her employment with the rapper between 2021 and 2022.

She first launched a lawsuit against the performer in June, but recently added amendments to her filing.

Lauren says in her papers Kanye's alleged workspace 'sexual playground' was made up of a 'makeshift bedroom' she claims was often set up for the musician with a mattress, pillows, and blanket in a private room or closet.

Her suit also states Kanye regularly hosted sex parties at luxury hotels and tried to 'expose' her to the orgies.

DailyMail.com also revealed the papers contain an allegation from OnlyFans model Lauren his wife Bianca Censori, 29, acted as his 'orgy coordinator'.

It was added his wife Bianca was his former 'sex-party participant' and 'coordinator'.

Kanye has previously denied her claims, branding any allegations from Lauren 'baseless'.

Lauren's lawsuit says he 'roofied' her using a drink before raping her at a party with disgraced rap mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs, 54, who is now in jail in New York awaiting trial on charges of sex trafficking, racketeering and prostitution.

Her filing also says Kanye had an 'obsession' with wanting to bed his partners' mothers, which she said was part of his 'kink'.

Kanye allegedly messaged Bianca on September 28, 2022 saying he wanted to have sex with her mother Alexandra, who was visiting from Australia at the time .

Details from the filing have been released by various media outlets over the last 48 hours, with the latest being that his office was a center for the rapper to indulge his kinks.

Kim's show All's Fair is from Ryan Murphy. Kardashian will portray a powerhouse lawyer and owner of the firm.

It is a legal drama was originally announced in December 2023 and is reported to follow an all-female divorce law firm in Los Angeles.

Murphy described the program as 'a high-end, glossy, and sexy adult procedural,' per Deadline.

Murphy serves as a writer, director, and executive producer on the series.

The series will premiere in early 2025 on Hulu, according to Deadline.