Amy Schumer and Kim Kardashian jokingly clashed on the red carpet yet again as they recreated their viral moment from a decade ago.
The stand-up comedian, 44, threw herself on the floor in front of the star as seen in an Instagram photo she posted from the premiere of Kardashian’s new Hulu legal drama, All’s Fair.
The reality TV star, 45, could be seen standing alongside the wall in the background with a bright smile on her face.
Back in 2015, Schumer enacted the moment, which ended up being a failed attempt at making Kardashian and her then-husband Kanye West, 48, crack a smile.
She tried to ‘prank’ the then-couple at the Time 100 gala by falling down but rather than helping her up they awkwardly stepped over her during the cringeworthy moment.
The pair were seen walking away hand-in-hand with unamused and seemingly unfazed expressions on their faces as Schumer picked herself off the ground.
Amy Schumer and Kim Kardashian jokingly clashed on the red carpet yet again as they recreated their viral moment from a decade ago
The reenactment of their past, viral moment comes shortly after Kardashian revealed her harrowing brain aneurysm diagnosis caused by ‘stress’ following her divorce from the controversial rapper.
At the premiere, Kardashian also inspired another viral moment as her All’s Fair co-star Sarah Paulson groped her backside for their fans and castmates to see.
The premiere was held at The Whitby Hotel in New York City and the A-listers joined their famous co-stars Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, and series creator Ryan Murphy.
They has been gearing up for the premiere of their new show, which is set to debut on Tuesday, November 4 on Hulu.
In the legal drama, the reality TV star-turned-actress takes on the role of fierce divorce attorney Allura Grant in the Ryan Murphy–created legal drama.
The series follows a team of powerhouse female lawyers who break away from their male-dominated firm to launch their own practice — as Allura vows revenge on the younger husband who married her for money.
The show boasts an all-star roster of guest appearances from Brooke Shields, Elizabeth Berkley, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Judith Light, who all play the firm’s high-profile clients.
Last week, Kardashian was in London to promote the show alongside Paulson. During an appearance on The Graham Norton Show, she admitted she was determined to hold her own among the A-list cast.
Back in 2015, Schumer enacted the moment, which ended up being a failed attempt at making Kardashian and her then-husband Kanye West, 48, crack a smile
She tried to ‘prank’ the then-couple at the Time 100 gala by falling down but rather than helping her up they awkwardly stepped over her during the cringeworthy moment
‘Working with a cast like this I wanted to make sure I was completely prepared. What I could control was absolutely knowing my lines, being on time and being super professional,’ she said.
‘These women are the greatest at what they do, and I just watched and learned every day.’
She added, ‘It was an honor, and I have just had the best time. Working with these women was like summer camp.’
Elsewhere during the interview, the SKIMS founder revealed she’ll soon find out if she passed the bar exam.
The stand-up comedian, 44, threw herself on the floor in front of the star as seen in an Instagram photo she posted from the premiere of Kardashian’s new Hulu legal drama, All’s Fair; pictured in April 2015
They has been gearing up for the premiere of their new show, which is set to debut on Tuesday, November 4 on Hulu. In the legal drama, the reality TV star-turned-actress takes on the role of fierce divorce attorney Allura Grant in the Ryan Murphy–created legal drama
‘I took the bar exam in July. I get the results a few days after our [All’s Fair] premiere. So in two weeks. So everyone please pray for me. I worked really hard,’ she said.
As she awaits her results, Kardashian could be just days away from realizing her longtime dream of becoming a licensed attorney.
The media mogul estimated: ‘Maybe in 10 years, I think I’ll give up being Kim K and be a trial lawyer. That’s what I really want.’
She has spent six years completing a law apprenticeship — an unconventional route that allowed her to bypass law school — officially wrapping the program on May 21, 2025.
She passed the notoriously difficult ‘baby bar’ on her fourth attempt in December 2021, clearing her first major hurdle before facing the full California bar, widely regarded as the toughest in the nation.
