The cast is framing this as a hilarious bonding moment that proves how convincing Paulson's acting chops are, turning a misunderstanding into free marketing for Season 2.
Insiders whisper that Kim's admission has the internet roasting her for not knowing her costar's voice, while others argue it's the ultimate compliment to Paulson's chameleon-like skills.
Sarah Paulson told E! News, 'She thinks that my voice on the show sounds like Elvis [Presley].' Kim Kardashian admitted, 'I thought it was her real voice.' Season 2 of 'All's Fair' premieres Nov. 4 on Hulu.
If you can't tell when Sarah Paulson is acting, you definitely shouldn't be representing her in court.
Sarah Paulson is putting her costar Kim Kardashian on the stand, er, spot, and the receipts are absolutely devastating. While promoting season two of their Hulu legal drama *All's Fair*, Paulson hilariously called out Kardashian for admitting she had no idea Paulson was speaking in a fake accent while portraying courtroom viper Carrington Lane. The *American Horror Story* star revealed that Kardashian thought Paulson’s husky, twangy character voice was actually her natural speaking style, leading to some truly awkward on-set assumptions.
"She thinks that my voice on the show sounds like Elvis [Presley]," Paulson told E! News in an exclusive interview while giggling alongside the cast. "Because I'm doing a character voice and it's like this: 'One for the money, two for the show.'" The 51-year-old actress demonstrated the inflection that left Kardashian "all shook up," proving that her vocal range is far more extensive than the reality TV mogul realized.
It seems the SKIMS founder was so convinced by the performance that she didn't question whether her costar was simply having a bad vocal day. Kardashian, 46, admitted through laughter, "I thought it was her real voice." This wasn't just a one-off confusion; Kardashian confessed she believed Paulson was "holding it back" in her other iconic roles, from Marcia Clark in *The People vs. O.J.
Simpson* to Cordelia Foxx in *AHS: Coven*. "She's like, 'She's got a really specific voice,'" Paulson recounted. The misunderstanding suggests that Kardashian has been watching Paulson’s entire career and completely missing the acting technique, which is either a massive oversight or the highest form of praise for Paulson's immersion.
Despite the roast, Paulson isn't holding Kardashian in contempt of court. She thinks the mishap is "down-right hilarious," noting that Kardashian believed Paulson "had to hide her voice" to perform. With the confusion officially cleared up, Paulson, Kardashian, Naomi Watts, and Niecy Nash are pleading their case for why season two of *All's Fair* is even more thrilling than the last.
Expect major twists for the women of Grant, Ronson & Greene, both in and out of the courtroom. Paulson teased, "I think we're killers in our work and killers outside of work. I'm a killer either way." Kardashian quickly objected to that characterization, insisting Paulson isn't as crazy as her character Carrington Lane.
"I think your character is so insane," Kardashian chimed in. "You're not as crazy as her." With *All's Fair* season two premiering Nov. 4 on Hulu, fans can watch the dynamic for themselves. Reporting by Ashley Herbert for E! News confirms that this viral moment is exactly the kind of PR gold the cast needed before the premiere.
