All’s Fair is Ryan Murphy’s flamboyant legal drama that follows Allura Grant and the all-female divorce firm she runs. After a controversial first run, the series returns for season 2 with a fresh batch of courtroom intrigue, fashion-forward stiletto moments, and a roster of A-list talent.
Release timeline and platform details
The new chapter launches simultaneously in the United States on Hulu and in the United Kingdom on Disney+ on Wednesday, 4 November 2026. The first three episodes—“The Scorpio Ball,” “Going Down,” and “Thanksgiving: Part 1”—drop together, giving viewers a generous entry point. From that point forward, a single episode appears each Wednesday, except for a special double-episode release on 25 November, which serves as an early-Thanksgiving treat. The season wraps up with a two-part finale on 2 December 2026. Subscribers can start streaming the series for as little as £4.99 per month.
Episode lineup at a glance
All eight installments are titled as follows:
- Episode 1 – “The Scorpio Ball” (4 Nov)
- Episode 2 – “Going Down” (4 Nov)
- Episode 3 – “Thanksgiving: Part 1” (4 Nov)
- Episode 4 – “Thanksgiving: Part 2” (11 Nov)
- Episode 5 – “Liberty Unleashed” (18 Nov)
- Episode 6 – “Queens” (25 Nov)
- Episode 7 – “Frenemies” (25 Nov)
- Episode 8 – “Carr Crash” (2 Dec)
This schedule ensures a steady rhythm of new content, with the only deviation being the double-episode drop that heightens the mid-season excitement. All releases arrive on the same calendar day in both territories, typically surfacing around 8 am GMT on Disney+ and at the usual Hulu update time in the US.
Star-studded cast and guest appearances
The returning ensemble features Kim Kardashian as the fierce Allura, alongside Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, Sarah Paulson and the legendary Glenn Close. New regular Cauã Reymond joins the mix, and a parade of guest stars—including Dorinda Medley, Denise Richards, Margo Martindale and several prominent drag performers—adds fresh energy to the courtroom battles.
In a recent interview, Kardashian explained how her public profile helped her navigate the criticism of the first season, saying, “I think it helped me manage the release of season 1 and hearing all of the critics’ reaction to the show. I think I was able to really manage that in a first experience.” Her insight underscores the show’s focus on powerful women confronting personal and professional challenges.
How to watch and where to find the trailer
U.S. viewers can stream the series directly on Hulu, with eligible Disney+ bundle subscribers also gaining access. In the UK, the show is exclusive to Disney+. A full-length trailer released ahead of the premiere teases more scandal, courtroom drama, and the glamorous aesthetic that defines the series. Prospective fans can add All’s Fair to their watchlist via the Radio Times “What to Watch” app, ensuring they never miss a Wednesday drop.
