Ryan Murphy’s legal drama All’s Fair is back for a second season on Hulu. The series centers on a team of successful female divorce attorneys who break away from a male-dominated law firm to start their own practice in Los Angeles. Their wealthy clientele brings no shortage of complicated cases, as the attorneys fight to secure favorable settlements while navigating their own personal and professional struggles.
Season 2 raises the stakes with even more drama, as shifting alliances and personal betrayals threaten to tear the firm apart. All’s Fair Season 2 premieres Wednesday, November 4, 2026, on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+, with three episodes dropping on premiere day and new episodes arriving weekly afterwards.
Ahead of the premiere, get to know the returning stars and new additions joining the cast of All’s Fair Season 2.
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‘All’s Fair’ Season 2 Main Cast
Here’s a look at the main cast of All’s Fair Season 2:
Kim Kardashian as Allura Grant
Known from: Keeping up with the Kardashians, American Horror Story, Disaster Movie
Kim Kardashian stars as Allura Grant, a successful divorce attorney and founding partner of Grant, Ronson & Greene. Allura is a smart, ambitious woman who has built a career helping wealthy clients navigate contentious divorces, often going to distance to protect their interests. Her difficult upbringing has left her with some minor control issues, and she’s determined to maintain her independence and never let anyone take advantage of her again.
Despite her professional success, Allura’s personal life is far from perfect. In Season 1, her marriage to much younger professional football player Chase Munroe falls apart after she discovers his repeated infidelity, including an affair with her own assistant. The betrayal is particularly painful given how much Allura sacrificed to support Chase’s career. As she faces the contentious fallout of their separation, Allura finds herself on the other side of the very battles she’s spent her career fighting.
Naomi Watts as Liberty Ronson
Known from: Mulholland Drive, King Kong, The Impossible, Love Story, Feud, 21 Grams
Naomi Watts plays Liberty Ronson, another founding partner of Grant, Ronson & Greene and one of Allura’s closest friends. Liberty is incredibly skilled at her job, but also compassionate and levelheaded, helping to provide a calm, measured perspective when tensions build. Although she’s accustomed to handling complicated relationships on behalf of her clients, Liberty has some unspoken issues in her own personal life.
In Season 1, Liberty struggles with her marriage to Doug, particularly as she begins questioning her happiness and what she wants for her future. Her growing dissatisfaction forces her to confront difficult truths about their relationship and whether she’s willing to make the changes necessary to find fulfillment. Liberty has to decide whether it’s time to walk away from her marriage, but she knows better than anyone that divorce is no walk in the park.
Niecy Nash-Betts as Emerald Greene
Known from: Reno 911!, Claws, Guess Who, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, The Rookie
Niecy Nash-Betts plays Emerald Greene, the final of the three founding partners of Grant, Ronson & Greene and a talented divorce attorney known for her bold personality and no-nonsense attitude. Emerald is consistently the most outspoken of the trio. She isn’t afraid to speak her mind, even when it means telling people things they don’t want to hear. But her sharp legal mind is matched by an equally sharp sense of humor, bringing plenty of laughs to the firm.
Her willingness to stand up for the people she cares about makes her an invaluable member of the firm, even if her blunt approach occasionally ruffles a few feathers. Emerald is particularly protective of Allura and Liberty, whom she considers family. While she’s often the one offering advice and keeping her colleagues grounded, Emerald also has her own challenges to navigate. Outside of the demands of her career, she also has her responsibilities as a single mother of three extraordinarily gifted boys.
Sarah Paulson as Carrington “Carr” Lane
Known from: American Horror Story, American Crime Story, 12 Years a Slave, Bird Box
Sarah Paulson plays Carrington “Carr” Lane, a cutthroat, ruthless divorce attorney and former colleague of the women at Grant, Ronson & Greene. Carr is not only highly competitive but also extremely bitter and vindictive toward her former colleagues. She holds a deep grudge against Allura and Liberty, not because they left the male-dominated firm where they all previously worked, but because they chose to bring Emerald with them instead of her. She’s never forgiven them for leaving her behind and has made it her personal mission to destroy their business — and she isn’t afraid to play dirty.
Carr’s rivalry with Allura became even more personal in Season 1 when she got involved with Allura’s estranged husband, Chase Munroe, seemingly for no other reason than to get under Allura’s skin.
Carr has a hidden sweeter side that comes out almost exclusively around her daughter, Amabel. As a mother, she’s fiercely protective and wants to give her daughter the opportunities and support she needs to succeed. However, Carr isn’t particularly good at maintaining relationships, professional or personal, and also had a falling out with her former best friend and Amabel’s father, Sebastian.
Glenn Close as Dina Standish
Known from: Fatal Attraction, The Wife, Guardians of the Galaxy, Dangerous Liasons
Glenn Close plays Dina Standish, a veteran divorce attorney and a long-time mentor to the women of Grant, Ronson & Greene. As one of the first female employees at the male-dominated law firm where Allura, Liberty and Emerald began their careers, Dina spent decades establishing herself as a respected figure in the legal profession. She is sharp and unapologetically direct, with little patience for dishonesty or incompetence. Despite her intimidating demeanor, Dina has always been a strong advocate for younger female attorneys.
After Allura, Liberty and Emerald left to establish their own practice, Dina retired from the legal profession. However, she eventually came out of retirement to represent Allura during her divorce from Chase Munroe. She later joined Grant, Ronson & Greene as a partner in an advisory role. Although she’s no longer interested in the demands of practicing law full-time, Dina remains a trusted mentor and valuable resource to the women of Grant, Ronson & Greene.
Teyana Taylor as Milan
Known from: Scary Movie, One Battle After Another, A Thousand and One, Coming 2 America
Teyana Taylor plays Milan, Allura Grant’s young assistant at Grant, Ronson & Greene. Ambitious and eager to make a name for herself, Milan initially appears to be a loyal employee who’s excited to learn the ropes. However, she’s not as innocent as she appears. In fact, she’s caught having an affair with Allura’s husband, Chase Munroe. By the time their relationship is exposed, Milan has already earned Allura’s trust and benefited from her mentorship. Her actions reveal a more selfish and opportunistic side to her personality, as she prioritizes her own desires over her loyalty to Allura.
To make matters even more complicated, Milan discovers she’s pregnant with Chase’s child. She initially believes Chase genuinely cares about her, but she soon learns that she’s just one of several women he’s been seeing behind Allura’s back. After that, Milan wants nothing to do with Chase, but he refuses to walk away quietly, threatening to pursue custody of their baby. Despite everything that’s happened between them, Allura steps in to help Milan navigate the situation.
Matthew Noszka as Chase Munroe
Known from: Perfect Addiction, Let It Snow, No Hard Feelings, Star, Marked Men
Matthew Noszka plays Chase Munroe, a professional football player whose good looks and charm have helped him get pretty far in life. When he first met Allura Grant, Chase was still trying to establish himself in the NFL, and his older, much more successful wife played a major role in helping him build his career. Unfortunately, Chase doesn’t seem particularly grateful for everything she’s done for him. Self-centered, entitled and immature, he has a nasty habit of putting his own desires ahead of everyone else’s, regardless of the consequences.
Chase’s repeated infidelity brings his marriage to Allura to an end, but their divorce is anything but amicable. As Allura discovers the extent of his affairs, Chase continues to make matters worse with his refusal to take responsibility for his actions, further illustrating his immaturity.
Kathleen Garrett as Dr. Joan Wesson
Known from: Inventing Anna, Power Book II: Ghost, The Trial of the Chicago 7, American Gangster
Kathleen Garrett plays Dr. Joan Wesson, Carrington Lane’s therapist, who first appears in the Season 1 finale of All’s Fair. A patient and concerned professional, Dr. Wesson has the daunting task of helping Carr work through her deep-seated resentment.
During one particularly tense session, Carr admits to having violent thoughts about the women at Grant, Ronson & Greene whom she blames for ruining her life. Dr. Wesson attempts to address her increasingly obsessive behavior, but Carr has little interest in following her advice. Instead, she insists that her therapist help her plot revenge, eventually throwing Dr. Wesson out when she refuses to entertain the idea. With Carr’s vendetta far from over, it remains to be seen whether Dr. Wesson will have any more success getting through to her in Season 2.
Noah Fearnley as Brody (NEW)
Known from: Love Story, Morgan’s Secret Admirer, The Company You Keep, Mercy
Noah Fearnley joins the cast of All’s Fair Season 2 as Brody, a new character whose role in the story has yet to be revealed. Although little is known about Brody or his connection to the women of Grant, Ronson & Greene, Fearnley is expected to appear in multiple episodes throughout the season.
Fearnley is an actor and model who has appeared in a variety of film and television projects. He’s particularly known for his work in short-form romantic dramas and recently portrayed model and actor Michael Bergin in Ryan Murphy’s Love Story, which explores the relationship between John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. His appearance in All’s Fair marks another collaboration with Murphy.
Cauã Reymond (NEW)
Known from: Avenida Brasil, A Favorita, Se Nada Mais Der Certo, Passione
Brazilian actor and model Cauã Reymond joins the cast of All’s Fair Season 2 as a new series regular. Reymond is a well-established star in Brazil, best known for his work in television dramas and telenovelas, including Avenida Brasil and Vale Tudo. He has also appeared in several films and worked behind the camera as a director.
In Season 2, Reymond will play a bodyguard for Allura Grant, although his character’s name has yet to be revealed. The show’s trailer hints that their relationship could become more than strictly professional, potentially introducing a new romantic interest for Allura following her tumultuous divorce.
Nyle DiMarco (NEW)
Known from: America’s Next Top Model, Dancing with the Stars, Switched at Birth, Station 19
Nyle DiMarco joins the cast of All’s Fair Season 2 in a recurring role, although details about his character have yet to be revealed. DiMarco, who is deaf, first rose to fame as the winner of America’s Next Top Model Cycle 22 before going on to win Season 22 of Dancing with the Stars. Since then, he’s established himself as an actor, filmmaker and prominent advocate for deaf representation in entertainment.
Guest Stars in ‘All’s Fair’ Season 2
In addition to its main cast, All’s Fair Season 2 welcomes an impressive lineup of guest stars, ranging from actors to reality television personalities, with several familiar faces joining from RuPaul’s Drag Race.
The guest star lineup includes:
- Margo Martindale as Gloria
- Denise Richards as Jenna
- Dorinda Medley as Loni
- Jaime Pressly
- Grant Show
- Robin Givens
- Lady Bunny
- Olivia Lux
- Marcia Marcia Marcia
- Jewels Sparkles
- Bob the Drag Queen
- Daya Betty
- Monét X Change
With so many new faces joining the second season, tune in to see how they fit into the story and what impact they have on Grant, Ronson & Greene.
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