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All's Fair Season 2 Trailer: November 4 Premiere, Cast and Where to Watch

All's Fair Season 2 premieres November 4 with three episodes, then weekly Wednesdays. Watch the official trailer and check Hulu and Swedish Disney+ access.

By Sara Avegaard3 min read
Kim Kardashian in a red dress and Niecy Nash in green seated beside Cela Lopes at an All's Fair promotional appearance.
Kim Kardashian, Niecy Nash and Cela Lopes at an appearance associated with All's Fair. This promotional photograph is not a Season 2 still; the event year is not verified.Pedro Paracampos / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0

All’s Fair Season 2 premieres Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with three episodes, followed by weekly Wednesday releases. Disney has published the new official trailer. Hulu carries the series in the United States; Disney+ has confirmed the November 4 date in the UK and Sweden. An exact Swedish release hour has not been announced in the checked sources.

Three episodes first, then weekly Wednesdays

Disney’s October 7 announcement establishes the three-episode opening and weekly schedule. This is a Season 2 announcement for 2026: do not confuse it with the original season’s 2025 release.

The notice does not give a total Season 2 episode count, complete episode titles or a finale date. Three episodes at launch therefore does not mean three episodes in the season, and the weekly release plan does not establish how many Wednesdays the run will last.

Where to watch in the U.S., UK and Sweden

RegionConfirmed service and dateTiming caveat
United StatesHulu, November 4; also Hulu on Disney+ with eligible accessCheck your subscription’s Hulu entitlement; Disney+ branding alone does not establish access
United KingdomDisney+, November 4The press announcement does not specify a local release hour
SwedenDisney+, November 4The Swedish title page confirms the date, but supplies no exact Swedish hour
Other countriesCheck the local Disney+ catalogThese regional confirmations do not establish availability in every territory

The U.S. date comes directly from Hulu’s official Season 2 trailer description. Separately, the Swedish Disney+ listing, checked October 8, explicitly announces Season 2 for November 4, 2026. Its existing Season 1 catalog should not be read as a Season 2 episode list.

The announced Season 2 cast

Disney credits Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, Matthew Noszka and Cauã Reymond, alongside Sarah Paulson and Glenn Close. Ryan Murphy’s series is produced by 20th Television in association with Ryan Murphy Television.

That is the announced ensemble. It does not establish how much screen time each performer receives, or resolve any character’s position by the end of the season.

The trailer sets up conflict, not its outcome

The video embedded with this guide is the original Disney Plus UK upload, published October 7. Hulu has its own official upload linked above; neither should be mistaken for a fan edit or a Season 1 trailer.

Disney’s promotional setup places Grant, Ronson & Greene under pressure from shifting allegiances, strained friendships and a revelation that threatens the firm. This describes the advertised premise. Trailer editing cannot establish which alliances survive, who ultimately wins a confrontation or how an unresolved storyline ends.

For a spoiler-light catch-up, start with Season 1 before moving into this continuing law-firm story. The trailer and cast announcement are not substitutes for the earlier episodes. Browse TV & Streaming for series coverage, TV trailers for official footage and our release calendar for upcoming dates.

Photo attribution: The promotional photograph is by Pedro Paracampos, via Wikimedia Commons, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The file title and date metadata disagree about the event year, so none is asserted here. Red Reactions converted the full photograph to WebP and resized its responsive versions without cropping; those image derivatives retain CC BY-SA 4.0.

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