Reality TV Bombshell! Kim Kardashian Reveals Who 'Put a Hit' on Her Life in Teaser for Shocking New Episode

Kim Kardashian received a phone call that nobody wants to get in the latest season of The Kardashians.

In a new teaser for the next episode of Season 7, it's revealed that a jailed convict wanted Kardashian dead.

The All's Fair star can be heard saying, "I am feeling a little overwhelmed. Someone from prison is like, 'This person put out a hit on your life.'"

This news comes after Kim said in the season trailer, "I got a call from investigators, someone extremely close to me put a hit out on my life."

She is seen breaking down upon hearing the horrifying news.

The reality star, who received a DVF Award for her work as prison reform advocate in August, will likely share more details about the scary situation in next Thursday's episode.

In other news, the SKIMS founder's new legal drama All's Fair— which follows a team of female divorce lawyers — has been receiving scathing reviews from viewers and critics alike.

People have been slamming the Hulu show since it premiered on Tuesday, November 4.

It currently has a 3/10 rating on IMDB and a 6 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.

The Times wrote, "this may be the worst TV drama ever."

Journalist Ben Dowell added, "Kim Kardashian and the rest of the starry cast think they’re in a feminist fable about divorce lawyers, but Ryan Murphy’s latest feels more like a series of Insta boasts."

The show also stars big names like Glenn Close, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash, Sarah Paulson and Teyana Taylor.

Meanwhile, Variety called the Ryan Murphy production "a clumsy, condescending take on rah-rah girlboss feminism."

Specifically taking aim at Kim, who portrays lawyer Allura Grant, the outlet dubbed her performance "unconvincing."

Variety's Alison Herman also wrote, "All's Fair demonstrates such a low opinion of its own viewers, assuming we’ll bark like seals when fed disconnected scraps of sassy one-liners, flashy outfits and men-ain’t-s--- commiseration."

As for non-critics, one person wrote in a Reddit discussion about the show, "I watched the pilot twice and I have so many questions. Most importantly, why does Ryan Murphy get so many blank checks? He doesn’t make good TV and this show proves that yet again."

They continued, "Second, why is this show gaslighting us into thinking so many of the one-liners are common phrases? 'That ought to put a battery on your bag.' Sorry what? This show feels like it was made by a child who had no idea what being a woman or lawyer is."

However, the individual admitted, "I’ll be watching the rest of season."