Kim Kardashian made an embarrassing admission about her “All’s Fair” co-star and friend Sarah Paulson, 51, while discussing the legal show’s second season

The Skims co-founder, 46, admitted that she thought Paulson’s true voice was the same as the deep tone she used while portraying her character, Carrington Lane.

“Kim thought I had a voice that was seven octaves lower than I actually have for longer than she should have thought that. The Carrington Lane voice sort of sits down here, and she sort of thought it was my real voice.”

“I realized this when we were in Rome a few weeks ago,” Kardashian shared on Good Morning America on Wednesday morning.

She recalled how she made the discovery when doing press for “All’s Fair,” and questioned Paulson, saying, “Wait a minute, that’s not your real voice?”

“NO! NO!” the 51-year-old actress replied, adding that the pair of friends had been working together for over a year.

The duo also shared how their friendship developed on the set of the legal drama.

When asked about who struggles to keep it together during a scene, actress Niecy Nash-Betts — who stars as Emerald Greene on the show — pointed fingers at the two friends, saying, “Those two fall apart.”

Kardashian recalled a funny filming moment, sharing, “They made Sarah and I one time get up and take a walk around the building because they said we needed to get it together. We were laughing so hard.”

The cast continued to share their amusing on-set moments and singled out Kardashian as a cast member who loves the production’s cooking.

“I love to eat [the set food] the whole time,” she laughed, before Nash-Betts chimed in, saying, “Do not let that tiny body fool you. She eats everything.”

“I eat all the prop food, and I’ll be walking by after they cut, and I’m like, still going, ‘Can I take a plate of that pie with me?’ and I just love the prop food,” Kardashian admitted about the production’s cooking.

Hulu’s “All’s Fair” premiered with its first season in November 2025, and quickly received negative reviews from critics.

The Guardian went so far as to call the series “Fascinatingly, incomprehensibly, existentially terrible.”

Kardashian — who plays a divorce lawyer named Allura Grant in the series — has aspirations to become a lawyer in real life; however, she has not yet been able to successfully pass the bar exam.

While discussing her failed July 2025 attempt at the exam, she shared, “I never really get embarrassed,” in an exclusive interview with Page Six at the New York Season 2 premiere of “All’s Fair” on Monday.

“I think it’s embarrassing for people that don’t try to study for the bar that would ever put me in an embarrassing situation,” the “Kardashians” star added.

Season 2 of “All’s Fair” premiered with its first 3 episodes on Hulu today, and it plans to release episodes weekly on Wednesdays through December 2.