Kim Kardashian's legal drama All's Fair has been renewed for a second season

The show launched earlier this month and a two-episode series finale will air on December 9th internationally on the streaming service.

All's Fair - which is written and ex ecutive produced by Murphy, who also directs - sees a team of female divorce attorneys quit their male-dominated company to open their own practice.

Despite the programme's impressive ratings, it has been bashed by critics.

At the time of writing, All's Fair has a three per cent rating on Rotten Tomatoes' Tomatometer, a measurement of critical entertainment recommendation by professional critics.

However, All's Fair is rated at 66 per cent on the website's Popcornmeter, which features audience reviews.

Close recently told how she has seen the whole first series of All's Fair, and insisted it is "pretty f***ing good".

She told The Guardian newspaper: "I swear to God, I've seen all nine episodes and it's pretty f***ing good.

"It is what it is: it's juicy and outrageous at times and touching."

And the Fatal Attraction star admitted Kim is "lovely" to work with and is "very smart".

Close added: "She's lovely! And very smart. Very, very conscientious with her kids.

"When we were filming she was going through working towards her law degree, and near the end she would have flashcards.

"She now has her law degree, and I asked her, 'Are you going to practise? And she said, 'No, I just want it in my back pocket.' "

Glenn also recently admitted she was "very impressed" with Kim when working alongside her, telling Newsweek: "I hope when they see the show that they get value from it.

"And I have to say, I'm very impressed with Kim."