All’s Fair is coming back for a second season, and this time your favorite drag queens are joining the cast.
Ryan Murphy’s soapy legal drama was critically panned when it premiered, but its poor reception — it got a 6 percent on Rotten Tomatoes — didn’t stop people from watching it.
An impressive 3.2 million viewers watched the show globally on Hulu in its first three days, making it the number one show on the streamer during that time. It was Hulu's biggest original scripted series premiere in three years, and was the number one show on Disney+.
Season 2 is poised to be even more popular because Drag Race super fans will want to tune in. Sibling Rivalry hosts Bob the Drag Queen and Monét X Change are joining the cast alongside fan favorites like Daya Betty and Lady Bunny.
The first season followed an all-female team of powerhouse divorce attorneys led by Allura Grant (Kim Kardashian), Liberty Ronson (Naomi Watts), and Emerald Greene (Niecy Nash-Betts) as they started their own firm and tried to compete in a male-dominated field.
Teyana Taylor, Sarah Paulson, Glenn Close, Matthew Noszka, and Cauã Reymond are also starring in season 2, which will explore more “scandals, secrets, and stilettos” at Grant, Ronson & Greene.
“As new allegiances form, friendships are tested and a shocking revelation threatens the very existence of the firm,” the official synopsis reads.
Keep scrolling to meet the Drag Race stars joining the cast!
Bob the Drag Queen
Jacob Ritts
Nonbinary comedian, actor, author, and producer Caldwell Tidicue, better known as Bob the Drag Queen, describes herself as "hilarious, beautiful, talented, and humble." She won Season 8 of RuPaul's Drag Race as "America's Next Drag Superstar" and has since built acting credits across HBO, Netflix, Sony TriStar, MTV, and VH1.
Bob co-hosted and produced HBO's We're Here, which won Peabody and GLAAD Media Awards, and co-hosts Sibling Rivalry with Monét X Change, winner of a Queerty Award and a GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Podcast. In 2025, she launched Purse First Studios, a production company and creative studio dedicated to BIPOC talent, queer content, and comedy. Recent appearances include Seth Meyers, Gayle King, Sherri Shepherd, NPR's Ari Shapiro, The View, and Season 3 of Peacock's The Traitors.
Daya Betty
Fernando Cysneiros
Daya Betty is a head-turning drag artist who proudly got her start in the gritty dive bar scene of Springfield, Missouri. Whether she is stomping to the club in her 10′ platforms or making her world debut on RuPaul‘s Drag Race Season 14 & All Stars 10, there is always one thing you can count on from Daya Betty – and that’s to expect the unexpected.
Jewels Sparkles
Eric Richard Magnussen
Jewels Sparkles is a drag performer and television personality, as she was one of the breakout stars from RuPaul's Drag Race season 17, where she placed second at just 22 years old. Jewels is known for her whimsical doll-like aesthetic and bubbly personality.
Lady Bunny
Lady Bunny
Best known for founding the outdoor NYC drag festival Wigstock, Lady Bunny has moved onto film (Wigstock: The Movie, To Wong Foo, Another Gay Sequel) and TV (Sex and the City, The Comedy Central Roast of Pamela Anderson, and season 3 of RuPaul's Drag U). In print, Bunny contributes to Star magazine's popular Worst Of The Week column and was selected by V Magazine, along with Marc Jacobs and Lady Gaga, as one of NYC's most notable residents.
Bunny tours constantly with her bawdy night club act headlining at clubs and gay pride events nationwide and somehow finds time to DJ as well at private bashes for celebrities (Iman, Naomi Campbell, Andy Cohen, Kelly Ripa) as well as at annual events like the Empire State Pride Agenda's Hamptons fundraiser.
Lady tours the world DJing and performing her ONE woMan Comedy show called Don’t Bring the Kids and is working on a new comedy show about Broadway.
Marcia Marcia Marcia
Marty Lauter
Marty Lauter
You may have seen Marty Lauter (Marcia Marcia Marcia) in RuPaul’s Drag Race season 15, in theaters this past summer in Stop! That! Train!, or on Broadway last year in Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club.
Monét X Change
Steven Simione
Monét X Change is a global drag superstar, RuPaul's Drag Race winner, and breakout star of The Traitors season 4 (2026). She's a critically-acclaimed stand-up comedian, actor, opera singer, R&B artist, and award-winning podcast host of Monét Talks and Sibling Rivalry with co-host Bob the Drag Queen.
She has performed sold-out shows at comedy clubs and theaters around the U.S., U.K. and Canada, as well as the Netflix Is a Joke and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals. Her debut one-woman comedy show Life Be Lifin’ garnered rave reviews, with Playbill calling it “a work more on par with the likes of Mike Birbiglia and Alex Edelman."
Olivia Lux
Olivia Lux is a drag artist, actor, singer, and musician, most recently seen on RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 10 after a top 5 finish on Season 13. She is the winner of Season 1 of the Drag Race sewing competition Glam Slam, has starred in productions of Rent, Shrek the Musical, and The Persians, and released the singles "The Game" and "It's the Music."
As a member of the legendary ballroom House of Miyake Mugler, she has won multiple Face category grand prizes. Olivia is also a published author, co-writing the hit book No Tea, No Shade: Life As a Drag Queen.
