Critics mock Kylie Jenner after getting acting role

Kylie Jenner is stepping into a new acting role, but online critics already have a lot to say about her latest career move.

Jenner to star in Hulu’s upcoming thriller series bachelorette weekendWhich is being executive produced by his sister Kim Kardashian.

bachelorette weekend It centers on a group of women celebrating a bride-to-be during a pre-wedding holiday that takes a deadly turn.

Jenner plays a bride who is murdered during a girls’ trip, leaving members of her bridal party under suspicion when the secret is revealed.

Despite her character’s early exit, Jenner’s role is reportedly considered central to the story, with the character described as the series’ “North Star”.

Reactions to the casting immediately began pouring in online.

One person wrote, “Dying in the first episode completely takes away all acting responsibilities. You have to admire the sheer efficiency.”

Another quipped, “Is Method Acting going to immediately end up in the pool so he doesn’t have to say any lines? Honestly, genius.”

Someone else said, “The real mystery is whether Kylie can act.”

One comment read, “Playing a corpse so you don’t have to learn any lines is the smartest career move in the history of Hollywood.”

Others were even more candid.

One critic posted, “Who does she think she can act? Actors have to play their roles.”

Another asked, “So who will act?” While someone else simply declared, “No one and I mean no one needs this.”

The Hulu project isn’t Jenner’s first experience in front of the scripted camera.

She appeared as herself in the 2018 film ocean 8 Before voicing Penelepuff in NBC’s 2021 holiday special Trolls: Holidays in Harmony.

Earlier this year, Jenner also appeared as an exaggerated version of herself in Charli XCX moment.

She said in March, “I’m at the premiere of the first movie – I’m thrilled. I’m really thrilled. This is the most excited I’ve been for a red carpet.”

Jenner added, “I’ve actually gotten a few scripts, I haven’t gotten anything right yet, but I 100 percent want to do more.”