Illustrative office desk and paperwork, not a still from All's Fair

‘All’s Fair’ Season 2 Sets November 4 Premiere With Kim Kardashian and Teyana Taylor

Critical Content | Reported October 23, 2026

Disney has confirmed that All’s Fair Season 2 premieres Wednesday, November 4, 2026, on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ for eligible bundle subscribers. The company detailed the release plan on October 21, emphasizing that the show’s fictional all-female law firm faces a new internal crisis.

Kim Kardashian returns as Allura Grant, with Naomi Watts and Niecy Nash-Betts back as Liberty Ronson and Emerald Greene. Teyana Taylor plays Milan, an aspiring lawyer working with the firm.

Eight episodes, not an all-at-once drop

Disney says the season has eight episodes. The first three arrive on November 4, followed by weekly Wednesday releases through a scheduled December 2 finale.

That rollout is different from a single-day binge release. Viewers who prefer to wait for the full season should keep the finale date in mind, subject to any change announced by the distributor.

A law firm under pressure

The series follows women running a divorce-law practice. The new season is framed around changing allegiances and a revelation that threatens the partnership behind Grant, Ronson & Greene.

Alongside Kardashian, Watts, Nash-Betts and Taylor, Disney lists Glenn Close, Sarah Paulson and other returning or guest performers. The series remains a scripted legal drama, not a reality show about the cast’s actual careers.

Where to catch up

The first season consists of nine episodes and is available on Hulu, according to Disney’s official guide. Region and subscription availability may vary, especially for viewers accessing Hulu programming through a bundle.

Disney’s announcement establishes the premiere date and distribution plan. It does not establish audience response to unreleased Season 2 episodes or any award results for the new season.

Sources and further reading

Featured image is a generic office desk, not a still from All’s Fair. Photo by Andrew Neel / Unsplash (Unsplash License).

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