All’s Fair Season 2 Sets November Premiere as Hulu Drops First Trailer

The lawyers of Grant, Ronson & Greene are officially heading back to work, and judging by the first trailer for All’s Fair Season 2, nobody learned how to keep things peaceful during the break.

Hulu has announced that the Ryan Murphy legal drama will return for its second season on Wednesday, Nov. 4. The new trailer also gives viewers their first real look at what is coming next for Allura Grant and the rest of the firm, with shifting alliances, damaged friendships and another major threat hanging over the group.

Grant, Ronson & Greene Has Bigger Problems

Season 2 finds the women of Grant, Ronson & Greene dealing with another round of personal and professional chaos. Hulu is teasing new alliances and friendships being pushed to their limits, while a shocking revelation threatens the very existence of the firm itself.

That is a fairly serious escalation for a group that already spent its first season navigating divorces, power plays, betrayals and enough interpersonal drama to keep an entire courthouse busy. The trailer makes it clear that the glossy clothes and luxurious offices are still very much intact, but the people inside them may be considerably less stable.

Kim Kardashian returns as Allura Grant alongside Naomi Watts as Liberty Ronson, Niecy Nash-Betts as Emerald Greene and Teyana Taylor as Milan. Sarah Paulson and Glenn Close are also back, meaning Season 2 will once again have no shortage of strong personalities capable of turning one disagreement into a full-blown war.

New Faces Join the Season 2 Cast

Matthew Noszka and Cauã Reymond are part of the Season 2 cast as well, expanding the world around the firm as the story heads into its next chapter. Hulu has not revealed every twist waiting for the characters, but the trailer is leaning heavily into the idea that old loyalties are about to become much harder to maintain.

That may be especially important after everything that unfolded during the first season. All’s Fair has never exactly been interested in quiet legal negotiations when a dramatic confrontation, expensive outfit and devastating personal revelation can accomplish the same thing with considerably more flair.

The series comes from Ryan Murphy and is produced by 20th Television in association with Ryan Murphy Television. Murphy, Kardashian, Glenn Close, Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash-Betts and Teyana Taylor are among the show's executive producers.

Season 2 Arrives in November

The first season introduced viewers to an all-female law firm specializing in high-profile divorce cases, with the professional victories often becoming almost secondary to the drama happening between the attorneys themselves. Season 2 appears ready to push those relationships even further while putting the future of Grant, Ronson & Greene directly in jeopardy.

Considering the personalities involved, saving the firm may turn out to be the easy part. Getting everyone inside it to trust one another again could be another matter entirely.

All’s Fair Season 2 premieres Wednesday, Nov. 4 on Hulu, with the new trailer available now.