How To Watch All’s Fair Online And Stream Ryan Murphy’s New Legal Drama Starring Kim Kardashian From Anywhere

Stylishly-dressed attorney Allura (Kim Kardashian) sits across from a client in a book-lined room in a still from new legal drama All's Fair.
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Release Date: Tuesday, November 4

New Episodes: weekly every Tuesday

US Stream: on Hulu with a 30-day free trial

International Stream: Disney Plus (UK, CA, AU)

Watch Anywhere: Stream with NordVPN from anywhere

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Uber producer Ryan Murphy, creator of hot, headline grabbing series like American Horror Story and Monster, is serving up a fierce new legal drama and your next TV obsession. Led by Kim Kardashian and featuring a megawatt cast (Glenn Close! Naomi Watts! Niecy Nash!), Murphy’s latest is guaranteed to wow viewers with its style, swagger, and powerhouse performances. Read our guide below for how to watch All’s Fair online – potentially free on Hulu in the US and from anywhere with a VPN.

Anyone even partially familiar with Ryan Murphy will recognise many of the show’s A-list lineup from his extensive TV CV. And he’s exhausted his Hollywood rolodex here. All’s Fair serves up an unbelievably talented ensemble as a crack team of no-nonsense female divorce attorneys: regular collaborators Sarah Paulson (American Crime Story), Naomi Watts (Feud: Capote vs. The Swans), Niecy Nash (Scream Queens), and reality TV phenomenon and billionaire Kim Kardashian (American Horror Story: Delicate), in addition to screen legend Glenn Close (Fatal Attraction, FX’s Damages).

It’s a class act, and maybe one of the best TV ensembles of 2025. Need further proof? Our leading ladies have 26 Emmy Award and 10 Academy Award nominations between them. And we haven’t even mentioned the guest stars yet.

Viewers can expect glamour, sex, scandal, and outrageous rivalries – pretty typical of a Ryan Murphy series – as the series' protagonists quit their male-dominated workplace to open a practice of their own. Allura (Kim K) and her associates Liberty (Watts) and Emerald (Nash) lend their expertise to a revolving door of women spurned by their husbands (played by stunning guest stars like Jennifer Jason Leigh). But soon Allura is fighting a legal battle of her own when her professional footballer husband files for divorce – and hires her bitter enemy, the caustic Carrington (Paulson), to represent him.

Viewers…you’ve been served (a brilliantly entertaining, star-studded new drama). Find out everything for how to watch All’s Fair online below, and stream weekly episodes from anywhere in the world.

How to watch All’s Fair online in the US

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You can watch All's Fair online from Tuesday, November 4, and exclusively on Hulu. After the three-episode premiere, new episodes will be uploaded on a weekly basis until the finale on December 23.

There are a few different Hulu plans to choose from. You can pick from one its on-demand only plans, which come with a 30-day free trial to new members. Thereafter, you’ll pay $11.99 a month for its ad-supported plan, or $18.99 a month to go commercial free.

If you want to benefit from its 90+ live channels, the Hulu + Live TV plan is currently $89.99 per month (after the 3-day free trial available for new members). That comes with ad-supported Disney Plus, ESPN Plus, and Hulu included too.

You can also opt for one of the Disney Plus bundle plans and pay from $12.99 a month for purely on-demand content.

How to watch All’s Fair online from anywhere

US citizen on vacation? Or perhaps you're working overseas and want to stream All’s Fair on a streaming service, just as if you were back home. Unfortunately, in some markets you'll be stopped from doing so due to geo-blocking.

But with a VPN you can change your IP address and make your computer, smartphone, tablet or other streaming device think it’s right back in the US.

That means US citizens overseas can subscribe to a VPN, join a US-based server and access their subscription no matter where you are in the world, just as if you were in the comfort of your own home.

Watch All's Fair as if you were at home with a VPN

Watch All's Fair as if you were at home with a VPN
Try out NordVPN, our choice of the best VPN for unblocking many of the major streaming services – and doing so speedily – including Hulu. You'll be able to stream from any device, including your mobile or desktop, TV, or gaming console. Incredibly secure, too, get assistance with its 24/7 customer support and enjoy a 30-day money back guarantee.

How to use a VPN to unblock streaming services:

1. Choose your ideal VPN and install – our go-to recommendation for unblocking is NordVPN, costing from $3.99 a month with its 2-year plan

2. Connect to a server – for Hulu, for example, you'll want to connect to a server based in the US

3. Go to the stream you wish to access - for All's Fair, head to Hulu or Disney Plus

How to watch All’s Fair online in Canada

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Fans of Ryan Murphy's output can watch All's Fair on Disney Plus outside the US. The show will premiere with a trio of episodes on Tuesday, November 4, with new installments added each week.

Not got a Disney Plus account? Subscriptions start at CA$8.99 a month for the platform’s ad-supported plan. Otherwise, choose between its Standard (CA$15.99 a month/CA$129.99 annually) or Premium ad-free options (CA$16.99 a month/CA$159.99 a year).

How to watch All’s Fair online in the UK

Released day and date with North America, UK viewers can watch All's Fair online from Tuesday, November 4. You'll just need to sign up for a Disney Plus account if you don't have one already.

Disney Plus plans begin from £5.99 a month across the pond. Of course, subscribers have the option of upgrading to the ad-free Standard plan at £9.99, or the £14.99 Premium option, which supports 4K and HDR streaming.

An American abroad trying to access Hulu? Get yourself a VPN to port yourself back home.

How to watch All’s Fair online in Australia

Those Down Under will also want a Disney Plus account to watch All's Fair when it debuts on November 4.

Aussies have just a few membership options. Go monthly for AU$15.99, or get a great saving – effectively 12 months for the price of 10 – by getting an annual plan for AU$159.99. There’s also a Disney Plus Premium plan available at AU$20.99 a month if you’re looking to boost your audio and video quality.


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All’s Fair Episode Release Schedule

There will be a three-episode drop at debut, followed by weekly episodes of the highly-anticipated legal drama:

  • All’s Fair – Episode 1: Tuesday, November 4
  • All’s Fair – Episode 2: Tuesday, November 4
  • All’s Fair – Episode 3: Tuesday, November 4
  • All’s Fair – Episode 4: Tuesday, November 11
  • All’s Fair – Episode 5: Tuesday, November 18
  • All’s Fair – Episode 6: Tuesday, November 25
  • All’s Fair – Episode 7: Tuesday, December 2
  • All’s Fair – Episode 8: Tuesday, December 9
  • All’s Fair – Episode 9: Tuesday, December 16
  • All’s Fair – Episode 10: Tuesday, December 23

All’s Fair Cast

  • Glenn Close as Dina Standish
  • Sarah Paulson as Carrington Lane
  • Kim Kardashian as Allura Grant
  • Naomi Watts as Liberty Ronson
  • Niecy Nash as Emerald Greene
  • Teyana Taylor as Milan
  • Matthew Noszka as Chase Munroe

Where Can I Stream All's Fair?

All's Fair is exclusively available on Hulu in the US. Subscription plans begin from $11.99 a month but new users are entitled to a 30-day free trial – which means you could potentially catch over half the series without paying anything.

Meanwhile, Disney Plus will host the show internationally, in the UK, Canada, Australia, and elsewhere. And, if you find yourself away from your home base, simply download a VPN to access your usual regional services from wherever you are.


Daniel Pateman
Freelance Writer

Daniel Pateman has been a freelance writer since 2018 and writing for fun for much longer. He currently works across Future Plc brands like TechRadar, T3, Games Radar, and What Hi-Fi?, where he has produced detailed guides on the best streaming services and regularly writes How to Watch pieces informing our readers where to watch the hottest new films and TV shows.


In addition to his work with Future, Daniel writes broadly on topics across the cultural spectrum, including photography, sculpture, painting, and film, the latter being the medium closest to his heart. He’s been published in Aesthetica, The Brooklyn Rail, and Eyeline magazine, interviewed various artists and has reviewed exhibitions within the UK and internationally. He’s also commissioned by curators and artists to help produce catalogue essays, press releases, and museum wall text.

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