The Kardashians Are Back...

There is no doubt that the Kardashians are the queen’s of reality TV. The super duper famous family have filmed 20 seasons of their record breaking show ‘Keeping up with the Kardashian’s. However, it was announced in 2021, that the production’s more than 10 year reign would soon come to an end.

Reality TV as a whole has defs received its fair share of criticism over the years for not being authentic as it often comes into question whether certain scenarios are staged or if they genuinely took place. Despite this uncertainty, watching the crazy lives of the rich and famous is one of our fav ways to wind down while remaining oh so entertained. Remember that episode when Kim lost her diamond earring in the ocean while on holiday with the fam? That was totally priceless and has us laughing to the max even till this day (sorry Kim).

All in all, we totally miss watching the intense drama and fun that used to unravel on that programme. It was something that we never knew we needed, until it was no longer. Thankfully, our prayers have been answered! The Kardashian family recently announced that they are working on a brand new reality show which focuses on a totally different side of their lives. That’s right, their soon-to-be-released production called ‘The Kardashians’ comes as a result of an exclusive partnership deal with Disney owned streaming service, Hulu. It is set to place tons more focus on the family’s business endeavours rather than the familiar scenes of drama, drama and more drama. All the members of the clan are set to feature in this new and exciting show which is going to be released in April 2022.

Unfortunately, things are a bit too good to be true as the streaming service, Hulu, is yet to become available in South Africa. This makes it tricky for us local babes to access the show. However, we have loads of faith that the programme will find its way to our screens sooner or later. After all, the Kardashians are the royal members of reality TV who just never seem to let their viewers down.