Halle Berry quickly EXITS Kim Kardashian series All’s Fair on Hulu

Just days before Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry joined the cast of Kim Kardashian‘s new Hulu series All’s Fair, she’s quickly exited the show.

It was reported last week that Berry, 57, and Glenn Close, 77, would join the reality-star-turned actress Kardashian, 43 in the series.

However, a new report reveals that Berry is dropping out of the project due to scheduling conflicts, via Variety.

It would have been one of the rare major TV roles in her illustrious career, following the CBS sci-fi series Extant, which ran two seasons from 2014-2015.

It’s unclear at the moment who will step in to replace Berry in the series, and it’s unknown what character she’ll be playing.

Berry was slated to serve as an executive producer as well, though it’s unclear if that will still be the case now that she has backed out of starring. 

This season of The Kardashians on Hulu revealed that American Horror Story creator came to Kris Jenner’s home to pitch this series, after she starred in AHS: Delicate.

The series was first announced back in December, the first series under Murphy’s new overall deal at Disney.

The show will follow Kim playing the powerful divorce lawyer in Los Angeles, who runs a successful all-female law firm.

The show will be inspired by Kardashian’s actual lawyer, Laura Wasser, who represented her in divorce proceedings with Kanye West and Kris Humphries.

All’s Fair is created by Jon Robin Baitz (Brothers & Sisters, Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans) and Joe Baken. 

Kardashian, her mother/manager Kris Jenner and Murphy will all executive produce with Baitz and Baken.

Jamie Pachino, Laura Greene, and Richard Levine will also serve as writers and executive producers.

Close also serves as an executive producer along with Alexis Martin Woodall, Eric Kovtun, and Scott Robertson.

The series will start production later this year, and it was one of five TV shows to receive a share of $58 million in California tax credits.

The show is expected to film for 97 days in California and 10 additional days outside of Los Angeles.

Hulu is expected to release the show sometime in 2025 though no premiere date has been given yet.