Real reason Jessica Simpson's puffy face looks SO different on new show
The singer, 44, also spilled a detail about why she looked particularly puffy in the show's recently released trailer, which revealed her surprise cameo.
The blonde bombshell was briefly shown — with her face looking noticeably swollen — in a heated scene where she flung a drink on another character.
While the details of Jessica's role are unknown, she revealed to Entertainment Tonight that she underwent a long process to get camera-ready.
'I did eight hours of prosthetics, so it was very intense,' she teased before giving 'props to the prosthetics team.'
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The former MTV personality bragged that the makeup pros told her she had 'the most patience of anyone they've ever worked with.'
And Jessica told the outlet that working with the star of the series, 44-year-old Kim, felt 'natural.'
'Our kids are best friends. To be on set, it just felt kind of natural,' she explained. 'It was fun to work together. She did all the lawyer talk, I did all the whining.'
'Filming All's Fair was incredible. I had a blast,' she also noted.
And she assured future viewers, 'I really embody someone that I am not, so I was definitely acting.'
Simpson's previous acting credits include starring as Daisy Duke in 2005's The Dukes of Hazzard, and appearing opposite Dane Cook in 2006's Employee of the Month.
Following the shock cameo from the Texas-bred entertainer, fans took to social media to express their excitement.
'I love to see Jessica Simpson returning to acting. She's an underrated actress,' one person wrote on X.
All's Fair was announced in December 2023 as the first series under Murphy's overall deal at Disney. It does not have an official premiere date, but will hit the streamer sometime this fall.
The show follows Kim playing a powerful Los Angeles-based attorney who runs a successful women-led law firm.
It was created by Jon Robin Baitz and Joe Baken, who executive produced the series, along with Ryan, Kim, and her mom Kris Jenner.
In addition to Jessica, Brooke Shields, Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson, and Niecy Nash are also part of the A-list cast.
Halle Berry was previously on board, but had to exit the project due to a scheduling conflict.
The show is rumored to be inspired by Hollywood divorce lawyer Laura Wasser, who represented Kim when her marriages to Kris Humphries and Kanye West ended.
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