Ready Or Not, The Kardashians Are Back
Hollywood's most famous family returns to our screens in April. Here's what to know.
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Ten months after the series finale of E!'s Keeping Up with the Kardashians back in June, Hollywood's most notoriously famous family is back. Kim, Kourtney, and Khloé Kardashian; Kendall and Kylie Jenner; and, of course, their loyal momager, Kris Jenner, are all set to return to our screens in a new Hulu show simply titled The Kardashians.
Premise-wise, the new series doesn't seem all that different from KUWTK, though according to an official press release, it will be all about "the family you know and love, giving an all-access pass into their lives … and [a chance] to reveal the truth behind the headlines."
The Hulu statement adds, "From the intense pressures of running billion-dollar businesses to the hilarious joys of playtime and school drop-offs, this series brings viewers into the fold with a rivetingly honest story of love & life in the spotlight."
Below is everything to know so far about The Kardashians.
The show will follow the core Kardashians as they balance running their many businesses with managing their families. In a new trailer for the series, the show also promises a glimpse at Kourtney and Travis Barker's recent engagement, and a look at Kim in the aftermath of her separation from her estranged husband Kanye West. There's also blink-and-you'll-miss-it footage of Kim in New York City the week of her Saturday Night Live hosting gig—will fans get a sneak peek at the blossoming of her romance with Pete Davidson too?
According to an official press release, Kim, Kourtney, and Khloé, as well as Kendall, Kylie, and Kris will be the focus of the new series. It's uncertain whether other family members, like Caitlyn Jenner or Rob Kardashian, will appear. Kim did tweet that Kourtney's ex-partner, Scott Disick, will return to the series, though he's not featured in the promotional footage.
Kim shared in her recent WSJ. Magazine cover story that her fans will see more of her professional efforts—including working to pass the baby bar exam and advocating for the wrongly incarcerated—in the new series.
"I think it will be a different side," she told the outlet. "But I wouldn't say that our silly sides are not going to come out."
This article originally appeared in Harper's BAZAAR US