Whether you love All's Fair or hate to love the Hulu legal drama series, you can't deny that it's currently one of the most talked about shows on the air. From Ryan Murphy and led by Kim Kardashian the series made its premiere last fall, and despite negative reception from critics and (some) viewers, it's unavoidable success paved the way for a second season.
After a year without the juicy drama keeping the halls of the Grant, Ronson & Greene law firm, All's Fair season 2 prepares to kick off this fall and jump right back into the chaos that ended the first season. Between representing their clients in messy divorce proceedings and navigating their own complicated personal lives, these lawyers have plenty of challenges to overcome.
The first season ended with an arrest in a murder investigation that hit a little too close to home, a vote on Carr's future at the firm, and the end of once hopeful relationship, but there's even more in store for season 2. If you're looking to catch up on all the latest updates, we're sharing what to expect before the episodes begin rolling out on Hulu on Nov. 4!
All's Fair season 2 premieres in November 2026
As mentioned above, All's Fair season 2 premieres on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026, which happens to be exactly one year after the series originally made its debut on Hulu. Being so, it's been less than a one-year wait for the show to make its return, which has increasingly become a rarity for streaming shows.
Unlike the first season, which contained nine episodes, the second season features one less episode with eight episodes total. However, the new season will have a similar rollout to season 1 as Hulu will kick off the season with another three-episode premiere.
If Hulu continues to release on episode weekly after the three-episode premiere, then the season finale will likely drop on Wednesday, Dec. 9. But the first season had a two-episode finale, and if that's the case again, the final will drop on Dec. 2. Hulu hasn't yet confirmed the season finale date.
New faces join the main and guest cast
Luckily, there haven't been any major casting shakeups for the legal drama series. The entire star-studded main cast will be back for season 2, with two additions added as series regulars. On top of the returning cast, there's a large batch of guest stars already announced.
The All's Fair season 2 main cast includes Kim Kardashain as Allura Grant, Naomi Watts as Liberty Ronson, Niecy Nash-Betts as Emerald Greene-Ball, Teyana Taylor as Milan, Sarah Paulson as Carrington "Carr" Lane, and Glenn Close as Dina Standish. Matthew Noszka has been reported as an upgrade main cast as Chase Munroe, and Cauã Reymond joins as a series regular.
Each episode will likely feature a few special guest stars, which will include the following: Dorinda Medley, Noah Fearnley, Robin Givens, Denise Richards, Grant Show, Jaime Pressly, Margo Martindale, Nyle DiMarco, Kurt Fuller, Lady Bunny, Olivia Lux, Marcia Marcia Marcia, Jewels Sparkles, Bob the Drag Queen, Daya Betty, and Monet X Change.
The trailer teases the drama ahead for Allura, Carr, and more
Before diving into season 2 in November, Hulu released the spicy and explosive season 2 trailer, which gives us a taste of the madness to come. And it's surely going to be madness if Carr has her way! She's still hitting her frenemies with deadly one-liners and seeking to take them down.
Aside from giving us blink-and-you'll-miss-it first glimpses at guest stars like Denise Richards, Robin Givens, and Jaime Pressly, the season 2 trailer teases Allura's state of mind going into the season, and it's not good. She's fearing for her life and has a hunky new bodyguard to keep her safe.
Allura also makes a very meta joke about not passing the bar exam on her first try, an obvious reference to Kardashian's own attempts with the legal exam. But Milan passed the bar and appears to be taking on a bigger role at the firm. Let's hope she doesn't regret that decision when things really go full tilt!
All's Fair season 2 premieres on Wednesday, Nov. 4 on Hulu.
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