The second season of All’s Fair arrives on Hulu as Kim Kardashian reprises her role as Allura Grant in Ryan Murphy’s series centered on an all-female team of divorce lawyers, the BBC reported in an article published November 4, 2026. Critics widely panned the show’s 2025 debut, with The Hollywood Reporter terming Kardashian’s acting wooden and The Times suggesting it may be the worst TV drama ever. The Wrap reported that the series nevertheless drew 3.2 million global views in its first three days to become Hulu’s most-watched scripted debut in three years, prompting an immediate renewal.
Kardashian told the BBC that the production team had viewed the project as a serious law show dealing with important issues. “We’re a full comedy now,” she said, explaining that the writers adjusted the tone after monitoring the pop culture reaction. She highlighted the advantage of collaborating with creators attuned to audience feedback who could adapt the script accordingly.
The actress addressed how to handle widespread criticism by posing a direct question in the BBC interview. “What is the alternative, right?” Kardashian asked. “What is the other choice that you have when you’re getting criticised? Do you just fall in and feel that, or keep your head down and try better, try harder and try a different path?”
Having maintained a public profile for more than 20 years, Kardashian told the BBC she has developed a strong sense of her mental health that allows her to brush off attempts to undermine her. The BBC noted that this approach has served her well in business, including turning early backlash to her shapewear company into the $5 billion SKIMS brand. She continues to portray a lawyer on screen while advancing her own legal studies.
One year after disclosing that she failed the California bar exam in 2025, Kardashian informed People magazine during the All’s Fair season two premiere on November 2, 2026, that the test remains on her mind. “I am always thinking about the bar,” she said. “I’m going to take my time and wait until the moment is right, when I have some free time to focus on it.”
Page Six reported that Kardashian does not intend to retake the exam until 2027 because of her commitments as a single mother and executive overseeing multiple ventures. Entertainment Weekly quoted her All’s Fair co-star Sarah Paulson voicing confidence in her legal future by stating that she will be a great lawyer. A Hulu synopsis described the new season as delivering further scandals, secrets and stilettos, with shifting allegiances and a revelation that threatens the firm’s existence.
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