Kim Kardashian | All's Fair

• Genre: Black comedy, Legal drama
• Created by: Ryan Murphy, Jon Robin Baitz, Joe Baken
• Starring: Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, Sarah Paulson, Glenn Close, Matthew Noszka
• No. of seasons: 1
• No. of episodes: 9
• Executive producers: Ryan Murphy, Kim Kardashian, Kris Jenner, Jon Robin Baitz, Joe Baken, Eric Kovtun, Scott Robertson, Nissa Diederich, Anthony Hemingway, Glenn Close, Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash-Betts, Lyn Greene, Richard Levine, Jamie Pachino, Alexis Martin Woodall
• Producer: Danielle Wang
• Cinematography: Blake McClure, Moira Morel
• Running time: 44–52 minutes
• Production companies: Ryan Murphy Productions, Kris Jenner Productions, 20th Television
• Network: Hulu
• Release: November 4, 2025 – present

All's Fair centers on a group of high-skilled female divorce attorneys who depart a male-dominated law firm to establish their own practice. The team specializes in representing women in high-stakes divorce cases. As they manage complex client relationships and contentious legal battles, the attorneys also confront internal tensions and shifting alliances within their firm.

"Pilot"

Ten years in the past, lawyers Allura Grant and Liberty Ronson leave their misogynistic firm to start their own, taking investigator Emerald Greene with them. Left behind, bitter Carrington Lane tells Dina Standish, all of the women's mentor, that they have become Carr's enemies. In the present, they help two different women with impenetrable prenuptial agreements leave their troubled marriages with considerable cash. Allura's husband of five years, football star Chase Munroe, asks for a divorce. He reveals he has met someone else, but does not disclose that it is Milan, who works at Allura's firm.

"When We Were Young"

Allura hires Dina as her divorce lawyer, and Carr gloats that Chase has hired her. Deandre Barber, a client conned by her ex-husband and feeling hopeless, leaps over a balcony to her death. Liberty's boyfriend, Reggie Ramirez, proposes to her. Dina confesses to her husband Doug that she kissed another man. Emerald discovers that Chase has been having an affair with Milan. Dina coerces Deandre's ex-husband into making things right to avoid jail. Allura confronts Milan, and learns that she is pregnant with Chase's baby.

"I Want Revenge"

Allura learns that Chase is also seeing an ex-sex worker, and takes Milan with her to get tested for sexually transmitted infections. Doug learns that his cancer has progressed, but does not tell Dina. The ladies face off against rock star Tommy Keith, who forced his wife, their client Lee-Ann Hunt, to undergo excessive cosmetic surgeries. Dina and Carr clash in their first meeting about Allura's divorce, and Carr's primary bargaining chips are Allura and Chase's embryos. Despite getting a $100 million settlement, Lee-Ann throws sulfuric acid in Tommy's face. Allura supports Milan, who intends to raise her baby alone. After forging Chase's signature, Allura has herself implanted with both embryos.

"Everybody Dance Now"

Emerald is drugged and date raped. She and Allura find themselves across the table from Carr again. Emerald learns that her rapist may have targeted her to get revenge on Dina for his father's suicide. He dies from a gunshot wound, a presumed suicide, but Emerald is still resentful towards Dina.

"This Is Me Trying"

Carr's realization that her 12-year-old daughter Amabel, like her, has no real friends, triggers her. Liberty decides she does not want to sign a prenup with Reggie, and is unpleasantly surprised when he puts a draft of one in front of her. A client helps her realize that her relationship is more important than paperwork. Carr resists having sex with Chase, but is arrested for driving under the influence on her way home. She joins forces with attorney Alberta Dome. LAPD detective Connie Morrow suspects the women may be involved in the death of Emerald's rapist. Carr goes to her estranged friend Sebastian, Amabel's biological father, and asks for help. Doug finally tells Dina that he is dying.

"Divorce Is Like a Death"

Allura and Chase sit down for mediation with their lawyers and Judge Robert DeLancie. Allura learns that she is not pregnant. Carr experiences a moment of sympathy for Allura when she shares about her past. Carr and Alberta leverage Allura and Chase's embryos to demand an unreasonable settlement for Chase that includes a share of the firm. Allura reveals that she implanted the embryos but they did not take. Carr rails about criminal charges, but a sympathetic Chase apologizes to Allura. Emerald manipulates Carr into an unhinged meltdown. Allura and Emerald apologize to Carr for the past, and she agrees to settle the case amicably. Dina is at Doug's bedside as he takes his last breath.

"Letting Go"

Dina mourns Doug, and Carr and Liberty clash. Allura and Chase meet to sign their divorce papers. Carr throws an elegant wake three days later, but Dina has sequestered herself in her bedroom with Doug's body. Chase tries to make amends with Milan, but she is unreceptive. The women, including Carr, help Dina let Doug go. Allura and Chase have sex, and he asks for another chance with her.

"Oh, Jesus!"

Dina turns down the women's offer to join the firm, but suggests Carr, much to Liberty's chagrin. Chase professes his love to Allura, but she needs time. Though Chase is trying to overcome his sex addiction, he has kinky sex with Carr in her office. Allura and Chase argue. Carr shows up at the firm, styled to look exactly like Allura. The women agree to have her assist them in a mediation as a trial. She impresses everyone, but cannot help needling Allura. Carr's tryst with Chase fizzles out. She vows to destroy the firm from within.

"Interior Law Offices"

In the run-up to Liberty's wedding, Carr attempts to alienate her from the other women. Emerald discovers that Reggie's finances are extremely precarious. The women, including new advisory partner Dina, vote on bringing Carr into the firm, which ends in a tie. Dina tells Carr that she does not want her to join the firm after all. Dina has recognized Carr's machinations and now realizes that she has always been a sociopath. Carr falls apart. Allura tells Liberty about Reggie, and she calls off the wedding. Carr manipulates Allura into believing that Dina's mind is deteriorating. The police arrive to arrest Dina for the murder of Emerald's rapist.