Kardashian and Close return for All's Fair season 2 on Hulu
The ensemble cast teased new betrayals and shifting alliances ahead of the series premiere on November 4.
By Nadia Rahman ·
Kim Kardashian, Glenn Close, and the rest of the cast of Hulu's All's Fair arrived in New York City this week to mark the start of the series' second season. The group gathered on a red carpet to discuss the upcoming episodes and reflect on their experiences filming the legal drama.
The show centers on a group of high-powered divorce attorneys. The ensemble includes Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, and Teyana Taylor. Executive producer Ryan Murphy developed the series, which is currently streaming on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+.
During an interview with reporter Joelle Garguilo, the actors shared their thoughts on the new season. Teyana Taylor described the bond among the women in the cast as a form of sisterhood. She noted that the group laughs together during the day and shares emotional moments when they are off camera. Kim Kardashian said the dynamic makes the work enjoyable because the cast members spend the day laughing together.
The cast members also outlined the conflicts waiting in the new season. Naomi Watts said she is entering the season with a secret, an agenda, and a grudge. Niecy Nash-Betts stated that not everyone in the show is who they claim to be. Kim Kardashian described her character as feeling scared and confused by the way her friends are changing around her.
Sarah Paulson indicated that the alliances holding the group together are beginning to break down. Glenn Close added that the situation starts one way and then explodes. The actors suggested that the interpersonal dynamics will become more unstable as the season progresses.
Kim Kardashian also spoke about her late father, Robert Kardashian, who was a trial attorney. When the reporter noted that both of their fathers were trial lawyers, Kardashian said she believes her father would have enjoyed the show. She added that he would have been a good study partner and would have cheered her on through the process.
The second season of All's Fair began streaming on November 4. New episodes are available on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ every Wednesday. The Walt Disney Company is the parent company of the streaming service and the local ABC station.
