Kim Kardashian and Naomi Watts Bring Hollywood Glamour to Rome for All’s Fair Premiere
Kim Kardashian and Naomi Watts arrived in the Italian capital to debut the second season of Ryan Murphy’s legal drama All’s Fair, which premieres on Disney+ on November 4, 2026, corriere.it reported. The cast members walked the red carpet at the Festa del Cinema alongside Sarah Paulson and Niecy Nash-Betts.
Inside the Rome Press Tour and High-Security Events
The cast’s arrival in Rome included tightly controlled appearances, high-end shopping excursions, and a private gala. corriere.it reported that Kardashian walked through the city center in a low-cut gown and stiletto heels to visit the Bulgari boutique, surrounded by a heavy security detail and photographers. She later wore an Erdem crystal-embellished dress to a private evening event held at the Bulgari Hotel. Kris Jenner, who serves as executive producer on the series through Kris Jenner Productions, joined the promotional tour, according to Vogue.
Shifting Tones and Plot Dynamics in Season Two
The series centers on a firm of aggressive female divorce lawyers in Los Angeles who leave a patriarchal practice to launch their own office, Vogue reported. The series also stars Teyana Taylor and Glenn Close, while exploring themes of female solidarity and complex romantic relationships.
Hulu Renews Series After Record Viewership
Despite weathering harsh reviews from critics, the series secured a renewal from Hulu. Vogue noted that the first season marked the most-watched scripted series debut on Hulu in three years. Addressing the negative critical reception, Kardashian joked to la Repubblica that the severe reviews likely pushed many viewers to tune in just to see how poor the show supposedly was. Watts added that the audience quickly realized the production did not take itself too seriously, describing the tone as pure entertainment and escapism. “In the second season we will be even more absurd, outrageous and crazy,” Watts said, according to la Repubblica.
Kardashian Focuses on Justice for Women
Kardashian noted her ongoing real-world interest in criminal justice reform, telling la Repubblica, “I don’t always feel that the American legal system is fair. That's why I like playing a character who fights to get justice for women." Watts emphasized that the core narrative revolves around women helping other women through crises.
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