All’s Fair Season 2 Premieres on Hulu With Three Episodes and Weekly Rollout

All’s Fair season 2 has premiered on Hulu in the United States and Disney+ in the United Kingdom. The Ryan Murphy legal drama returned on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with its first three episodes, exactly one year after season 1 debuted. New episodes will follow every Wednesday, with a two part finale on December 2, for eight episodes in total.

Kim Kardashian returns as Allura Grant, the divorce lawyer at the centre of the all female firm Grant, Ronson and Greene. She is joined again by Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Glenn Close and Teyana Taylor. The new season finds the lawyers back for another round of high stakes divorce cases, scandals and secrets, in the show’s glossy, larger than life style.

When New Episodes Come Out

The release pattern for season 2 is simple to follow. Episodes 1 to 3 arrived together on November 4, 2026. From there, one new episode lands each Wednesday, with episode 4 due on November 11, and the run building to a two part finale on December 2. In the US, episodes arrive at midnight Eastern Time on Wednesdays on Hulu, which means West Coast viewers can start watching at 9 p.m. Pacific on the Tuesday evening before. In the UK, Disney+ releases typically surface around 8 a.m. GMT on the same day.

That weekly rollout is a change of pace from the binge model many streaming shows use, and it suits All’s Fair, a show built on cliffhangers, reveals and social media reaction. Each Wednesday gives fans a new case, a new argument and a new reason to talk about the show online, rather than burning through the whole season in one weekend.

Viewers need a Hulu subscription in the US, or a Disney+ subscription in the UK, to watch. Hulu on Disney+ is also available for eligible bundle subscribers in the US, so the show appears in both apps for those viewers. There is no broadcast television airing: All’s Fair is a streaming exclusive.

Who Is Back in Season 2

Kim Kardashian leads the cast as Allura Grant, a founding partner of the firm who specialises in representing women in high stakes divorce cases. Around her, the core ensemble returns: Naomi Watts and Niecy Nash-Betts as fellow partners in the firm, Sarah Paulson as Carrington Lane, the firm’s sharp tongued frenemy, Glenn Close in a senior role, and Teyana Taylor in the supporting cast.

The premise has not changed. Grant, Ronson and Greene is an all female divorce firm, and the show follows its lawyers through cases that mix personal drama with professional rivalry. Season 2, per its official synopsis, finds the lawyers back for another season of scandals, secrets and stilettos, a line that tells viewers exactly what tone to expect.

One small, funny detail from the season 2 promotion has already travelled widely. Kardashian appeared on Good Morning America on the morning of the premiere and admitted that she had thought Sarah Paulson’s real voice was the same deep tone Paulson uses as Carrington Lane. She said she only realised her mistake while the cast were in Rome a few weeks earlier. It is a light moment, but it also shows the easy chemistry between the two stars that the show relies on.

Season 1: Harsh Reviews, Big Audiences, Surprise Renewal

Season 2 exists because season 1, despite a critical drubbing, found a large audience. Season 1 premiered on November 4, 2025, also with three episodes, and was met with harsh reviews from critics. ScreenRant noted that the first season holds a 6 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes, among the lowest for a major series, and that no season 2 reviews had been published at the time of the premiere.

And yet the show was renewed. Season 1 shot to the top of Hulu and Disney+ viewing charts despite the reviews, proving that audiences and critics were watching very different shows. That split, panned by reviewers but watched by millions, is part of why All’s Fair became a talking point in the first place, and why a second season was a safe bet for Hulu and Ryan Murphy.

Whether season 2 improves on season 1 critically remains to be seen. Early coverage has focused on the return itself, the release schedule and Kardashian’s promotion, rather than on reviews. Viewers will have to judge the new episodes for themselves, which is exactly what the weekly rollout invites them to do, one Wednesday at a time.

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Kim Kardashian, the Bar Exam and Life Beyond the Show

Kardashian’s role as a television lawyer sits alongside a real life legal ambition that fans follow closely. She has been studying law for years and has spoken openly about failing the bar exam, most recently telling People at the New York City season 2 premiere on November 2, 2026, that she is always thinking about the bar and plans to retake the exam when the moment is right.

That update came a year after she first revealed she had not passed, and it showed no rush. Kardashian said she is juggling the Ryan Murphy drama with a new season of The Kardashians, an upcoming film from Eva Longoria, her SKIMS business and raising her four children. The bar, she said, will wait until the moment is right, a line that fans quoted widely.

The contrast is part of the show’s appeal. On screen, Allura Grant wins high stakes divorce cases with confidence. Off screen, Kardashian is still working toward her own legal qualification, one exam at a time. Season 2 lets her live out the courtroom dream on television while the real life journey continues in the background.

What to Watch For in Season 2

Without spoiling the new episodes, there are a few things viewers can expect. The three episode premiere sets up the season’s cases and rivalries, and the weekly episodes that follow will test the firm’s partnerships, especially the tense relationship between Allura and Carrington. The show’s signature mix of glamour, legal drama and personal secrets is firmly in place.

Fans of the first season will also recognise the visual style: lavish offices, designer wardrobes and Los Angeles locations that look more like a fashion shoot than a law firm. That gloss is deliberate, and it is what separates All’s Fair from grittier legal dramas. Viewers who loved season 1 for its escapism are likely to find more of the same in season 2.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did All’s Fair season 2 premiere?

All’s Fair season 2 premiered on November 4, 2026, on Hulu in the US and Disney+ in the UK, with its first three episodes released together.

How many episodes are in All’s Fair season 2?

Season 2 has eight episodes in total. After the three episode premiere on November 4, new episodes arrive weekly on Wednesdays, with a two part finale on December 2, 2026.

Who stars in All’s Fair season 2?

Kim Kardashian stars as Allura Grant, alongside Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Glenn Close and Teyana Taylor, in Ryan Murphy’s legal drama.

Where can I watch All’s Fair season 2?

In the US, stream it on Hulu or Hulu on Disney+ with an eligible bundle. In the UK, it streams exclusively on Disney+. It is a streaming exclusive with no broadcast airing.

Sources

Radio Times, November 4, 2026
Page Six, November 4, 2026
People, November 2026
Screen Rant, November 4, 2026

Final Thoughts

All’s Fair is back, and it is back on its own terms: glossy, dramatic, critically divisive and widely watched. Season 2 premiered with three episodes on November 4, exactly a year after season 1, and it will roll out weekly until December 2. Whether you loved season 1 or loved to talk about it, the new season gives you eight more Wednesdays of Allura Grant, Carrington Lane and the firm that turned divorce law into prime time spectacle. The verdict, as ever with this show, is yours to deliver.