Kim Kardashian feared she had 'ruined' the Ryan Murphy show All's Fair when it debuted a year ago, her first time leading a scripted series.

And the reality star, 45, blamed herself for the terrible reviews surrounding the legal drama and dark comedy, as she told The Times in a new interview.

Kardashian, who continues to flaunt her romance with Lewis Hamilton, plays leading divorce lawyer Allura Grant in the show, which initially received overwhelmingly negative reviews, even reaching a disastrous zero percent critical rating on Rotten Tomatoes and 19/100 on Metacritic.

While online scrutiny and scathing criticism are nothing new to Kardashian - 'I am so used to it, I have a really thick skin,' she told the outlet - she did worry how the other stars would feel.

All's Fair boasts an impressive cast: Naomi Watts as Liberty Ronson, Niecy Nash-Betts as Emerald Greene, Sarah Paulson as Carrington Lane, Glenn Close as Dina Standish and Teyana Taylor as Milan.

But Kardashian's anxiety soon fell away. Her co-stars turned out to be good sports.

'I mean, at the beginning, to the girls, my cast, I was like, "Wait, are we OK? Did I ruin everything?" And they were like, "Listen, we are OK,"' the SKIMS founder recalled.

'I didn’t realize that in the film business as well you get so much criticism.

'But we had so much fun,' she added. 'We've just finished season two. We thought we were a bit more serious last year, but the audiences thought we were really comical, so we've leant into that.'

All's Fair has managed to generate good viewing figures. Season two drops November 5 on Hulu.

Kardashian is actively pursuing a more serious acting career.

The mother of four wrapped the upcoming Netflix comedy flick The Fifth Wheel in March. Directed by Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria, it's expected to premiere later this year or early 2027.

'I don't sing, I don't dance, I don't act, but I am not lazy. I love stepping out of my comfort zone. I want to grow, learn and expand. It keeps me motivated, keeps me inspired,' she told The Times.

Kardashian's latest disclosure comes on the heels of her ex Pete Davidson's admission that he found dating her to be 'a little too much.'

The 32-year-old SNL alum dated Kardashian between October 2021 and August 2022, but he ultimately found it too tough to cope with that level of interest and speculation in his love life.

Davidson - who has been candid about his drug use and mental health struggles in the past - told Variety: 'Look, man, that's a really tough atmosphere if you're not game. One of the things I love about Kim and that whole family is they're like, "This is what we do." I found that very attractive and mature.

'And I was never subjected to anything I didn't want to be a part of. She was super respectful of all of it, but the craze of that lifestyle — being followed everywhere, having security and looking over your shoulder — for a guy with mental stuff, and at the time drug problems, was a little too much for me.

'But we're cool, and I have a lot of love for her, and I knew what I was getting into,' he added.