Kim Kardashian and Naomi Watts present All's Fair season two in Rome

World premiere in Rome

The second season of "All's Fair", Ryan Murphy's legal dramedy about an all-female law firm, had its world premiere at the Festa del Cinema di Roma, where Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson and Niecy Nash-Betts presented it. Glenn Close, Teyana Taylor, Matthew Noszka and Cauã Reymond also appear in the cast. The eight-episode season reaches Disney+ on 4 November 2026, with the first three episodes available from the day of release. The story follows lawyers who left a male-dominated firm to set up their own practice, and a revelation now threatens the future of that business.

The characters and the storyline

Kardashian returns as the lawyer Allura Grant. Ten years before the events of the series, Allura and several colleagues left a sexist law firm to found an independent one. Kardashian is the daughter of Robert Kardashian, a lawyer who was part of O.J. Simpson's defence team and who died in 2003, and she has studied law herself. She announced in 2025 that she had completed her legal studies, but the professional licence is still to be obtained. Watts described the characters as ambitious, contradictory and determined, women who can make mistakes without giving up the chance to reinvent themselves. She hopes that energy will reach young female viewers who are working to claim their own space.

Pay, justice and public responsibility

Watts told Adnkronos that she was once paid less than a male colleague on a film, an injustice that stayed with her for years. Kardashian, who has spent years working on criminal justice reform, told La Repubblica that she does not always feel the American justice system is fair, which is why she likes playing a character fighting for women to obtain justice. Asked about the public role of celebrities, she rejected the idea that anyone has an obligation to take up a cause. She said that using one's voice and helping where possible still matters, and that the choice depends on each person's own path and timing in life. Early in her career, she recalled, people advised her to find a cause and align herself with it, but she felt that would not have been authentic.

Red carpet and reception

On the red carpet Kardashian wore a leopard-print dress with a veil and stopped for selfies and autographs with the fans gathered for her. Speaking to AGI, she described ending a night out with castmates on the Spanish Steps, where she fell asleep in a car while the others went for a walk and an ice cream. Kris Jenner, one of the series' executive producers, said on the carpet that she loves working with her children and that the family films The Kardashians together every day. Kardashian joked that harsh reviews had made many people curious to see how bad the show was. Watts said viewers understood that the cast did not want to take the series too seriously, and that season two will be even more outrageous and crazy.