Kim Kardashian will take a fan to lunch with her famous sisters to help raise money for charity for COVID-19 relief

KIM Kardashian will team up with her superstar siblings to treat one special fan to an A-List lunch date in aid of charity.

Here’s hoping there’s no infamous KUWTK-style spats when the reality stars gift the lucky winner a slap-up meal as part of the All-In Challenge, raising money for the battle against coronavirus in the US.

Funds from the raffle will be donated to a host of US charities including Feeding America, Meals On Wheels, World Central Kitchen and No Kid Hungry.

The kind-hearted fan will also feature in an upcoming edition of the family’s TV show for an extra perk to the prize.

Kim, 39, revealed her thoughtful donation for COVID-19 relief in a special video, stating it was model pal Gisele Bunchen who had got her involved.

She said: “Hi it’s Kim Kardashian West and I’ve accepted the All-In Challenge.

“Go to allinchallenge.comn for your change to win a lunch with me and my sisters while we film the new season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.

“The money raised here will help feed the hungry during this time of crisis.

“We are all in this together.”

In a caption alongside the clip the brunette, who looked stunning in a green roll neck top and high ponytail, added: “Thanks to @gisele I’m joining the #AllinChallenge to help keep people fed and healthy during this time.”

It is unclear how many of the Kardashian sisters will come to lunch, particularly as Kourtney, Khloe and Kylie are also busy parents and Kendall has a jam-packed modelling schedule.

The current KUWTK season also documented a huge row between eldest sibling Kourt and Kim – so hopefully everything will have been smoothed out before their lunch event.

Kim arranged the prize, and her charitable streak has always been evident, particularly while the mom trains to be a lawyer.

She is currently studying a four-year internship at a law firm in San Francisco, with her course set to be complete in 2022.

In 2018, she secured the release of US drug offender Alice Johnson, who was sentenced to life, after lobbying US President Donald Trump.

Prior to the release of her new TV show, The Justice Project, Kim gushed how “happy” she was to see some of then former prisoners released.

She said: “I can’t wait for you guys to watch my documentary, to get a better understanding of the justice system and see what it’s like for someone like these men to get a second chance at life after prison.”

Kim then vowed the former inmates would go on to do “great things.”