Robin Givens joins All's Fair Season 2 cast
The actress will appear in Ryan Murphy's legal drama, which premieres on Hulu and Disney+ on November 4.
By Elena Castillo ·

Robin Givens has been added to the guest cast of the second season of All's Fair. The Ryan Murphy production will debut on Hulu and Disney+ on Wednesday, November 4.
The series follows a group of high-powered attorneys as they handle complex legal cases and personal conflicts. Season 1 featured a rotating ensemble of major stars. Season 2 continues this model by bringing in new actors for specific storylines.
Givens is the latest addition to the roster of new guest stars for the upcoming season. She joins a list that includes Denise Richards, Grant Show, Jaime Pressly, Margo Martindale, Dorinda Medley, and Noah Fearnley. The network has not yet announced the specific character Givens will play. Details about her role in the legal proceedings or personal relationships remain under wraps.
The core cast is returning for the new episodes. Kim Kardashian will again play Allura Grant. Sarah Paulson returns as Carrington Lane, and Glenn Close reprises her role as Dina Standish. Naomi Watts is back as Liberty Ronson. Niecy Nash-Betts returns to the series as Emerald Greene, and Teyana Taylor is also back in the cast as Milan.
Givens has a long history in television. Her previous credits include Head of the Class, Riverdale, and Ambitions. This new role adds to her body of work in scripted series. Fans of the show will see her work alongside the returning leads in the new episodes.
The second season of All's Fair launches with three episodes available on streaming platforms on November 4. After the initial drop, new episodes will release on a weekly schedule. This release plan allows viewers to follow the unfolding legal battles and character developments over several weeks.
The show continues its focus on the professional and personal lives of its main characters. The addition of Givens and the other new guest stars expands the pool of personalities involved in the series' ongoing conflicts. Viewers can expect the same mix of courtroom drama and interpersonal tension that defined the first season.
Source: WTLC-FM · original report published
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