Kim Kardashian was seen for the first time on the set of her new show All's Fair amid ex Kanye West's twisted lawsuit

Kim Kardashian was seen for the first time on the set of her new show All's Fair.

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

Sitting next to her were Hollywood icon Glenn Close and veteran TV star Niecy Nash.

The photo was shared by Nash on Instagram as she revealed that Kim had kindly gifted her cast members SKIMS pajamas. “This is what happens when our leading lady @kimkardashian gives our cast @skims It's a Pajama Party on the set of #All'sFair with the icon @glennclose. ❤️ Thank you Kimberly,” Nash wrote in her caption.

Kim – who plays a lawyer in the series – hit the like button.

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

Kim Kardashian was seen for the first time on the set of her new show All's Fair. The actress wore black SKIMS pajamas and had her hair carefully tied back

Sitting next to her were blonde icon Glenn Close and veteran TV star Niecy Nash. The photo was shared by Nash on Instagram as she revealed that Kim had kindly gifted her cast members SKIMS pajamas

Kanye was hit with a major lawsuit this month.

West faces the allegation in an 86-page lawsuit filed by his former assistant Lauren Pisciotta.

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

She first filed a lawsuit against the artist in June, but recently added amendments to her statement of claim.

Lauren says in her filing that Kanye's alleged “sex playground” workspace consists of a “makeshift bedroom,” which she says was often set up for the musician with a mattress, pillows and blanket in a private room or closet.

Her lawsuit also alleges that Kanye regularly hosted sex parties at luxury hotels and tried to “subject” her to the orgies.

DailyMail.com also revealed that the papers included an accusation from OnlyFans model Lauren that his wife Bianca Censori, 29, had acted as his “orgy coordinator”.

It was added that his wife Bianca was his former “sex party attendee” and “coordinator.”

Kanye has previously denied her claims, calling all of Lauren's allegations “baseless.”

Kim also shared Tuesday morning that she was on set reading the late Lisa Marie Presley's memoir, which was completed by Lisa's daughter Riley Keough

This came shortly after his former assistant filed a bombshell lawsuit against the 47-year-old West for sexual harassment and stalking. Kanye and Kim in 2019

West and Bianca Censori at Marni RTW Fall 2024 in February in Milan, Italy

Lauren's lawsuit alleges he “topped” her with a drink before raping her at a party with disgraced rap mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, 54, who is now in prison in New York and on awaiting trial on sex trafficking, extortion and prostitution charges.

According to her filing, Kanye was also “obsessed” with wanting to sleep with his partners' mothers, which she claimed was part of his “fucking.”

Kanye reportedly sent Bianca a message on September 28, 2022 that he wanted to have sex with her mother Alexandra, who was visiting from Australia at the time.

Details from the file have been published by various media outlets in the last 48 hours, most recently saying that his office was a center for the rapper to pursue his passions.

Kardashian at the ChainFEST Los Angeles 2024 VIP night at Skylight Row on October 5.

Kim's show All's Fair is created by Ryan Murphy. Kardashian will portray a high-powered lawyer and owner of the firm.

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

According to Deadline, Murphy described the program as “a high quality, glossy and sexy adult program.”

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

According to Deadline, the series will premiere on Hulu in early 2025.