Legal drama "All's Fair" is back for a second season.
Kim Kardashian, Niecy Nash-Betts, Sarah Paulson and Naomi Watts have reunited for the iconic series featuring powerhouse female attorneys.
"I call season 2 just 'Hashtag More,'" Nash-Betts, who plays Emerald Greene, said in a "Good Morning America" interview Wednesday. "Anything you liked about the show, we doubled down, and it's bigger, it's louder, it's funnier -- and the fashion...."
Kardashian, who portrays Allura Grant, said the cast already had great chemistry in the first season, but now, their bond has grown even stronger.
"I think it made the stakes even higher for us, even more fun," Kardashian said. "The press tours, traveling together and being on our group chat and hanging out in all these different countries that we've been so blessed to be able to travel together, it was like summer camp ended, and now we're coming back for the next year at summer camp."
Fans can look forward to more juicy dialogue and dramatic storylines in season 2, and even something more from the normally reserved Liberty Ronson, played by veteran actress Naomi Watts.
"There's one little finale moment," Watts teased. "I do like to dance. I like to move my body. Liberty is the most reserved -- nice word, 'poised.' But you know, no one can be that reserved for that long, especially on long-format TV. So we might see a few little changes."
The second season of "All's Fair" is available to stream on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ starting Nov. 4.
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