The Kardashians (2022)
The Kardashians is a 2022 reality series. It stars Kris Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian Barker and Kim Kardashian.
The cameras are back, and this time the family controls the edit. Kris, Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, Kendall and Kylie let a crew follow them through billion-dollar business decisions and ordinary mornings of school runs and playdates. The pitch is access, the promise is the story behind the tabloid version. It moves between boardroom stakes and kitchen-table talk, with the confessional interviews doing the connective work. Whether you find it candid or carefully curated is sort of the point, and the show knows it. It runs on the pull between spectacle and family portrait.
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What is The Kardashians about?
The cameras are back, and this time the family controls the edit. Kris, Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, Kendall and Kylie let a crew follow them through billion-dollar business decisions and ordinary mornings of school runs and playdates. The pitch is access, the promise is the story behind the tabloid version. It moves between boardroom stakes and kitchen-table talk, with the confessional interviews doing the connective work. Whether you find it candid or carefully curated is sort of the point, and the show knows it. It runs on the pull between spectacle and family portrait.
When was The Kardashians released?
The Kardashians was released on 14 April 2022.
How many episodes does The Kardashians have?
The Kardashians has 70 episodes across 7 seasons.
Where can I watch The Kardashians?
The Kardashians is available on Disney Plus and Hulu.
Where to watch The Kardashians
Stream: Disney Plus, Hulu
Official site
https://www.disneyplus.com/series/the-kardashians/7hqWpHqvPyVW
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A few thoughts on The Kardashians
For the messier, funnier family side, Lovely & Amazing trades the glamour for the tender friction between mothers and daughters trying to like each other under real beauty pressure. And if you want more of the family in print, The Kardashians puts their story on the page.
Reality shows where the cast's real personalities carry every episode
The Kardashians works because the family sells access to their real personalities, the boardroom calls and the school runs alike. These unscripted shows run on the same fuel, a cast whose actual selves rather than a script drive every scene. Expect confessional honesty, staged spontaneity, and the fun of deciding how much of it is real.
Big competition and game shows when you want real stakes
Behind the Kardashians' glossy access sits real competitive drama, deals won and lost, alliances tested. If that stakes-and-strategy pull is what you want, these competition and game shows deliver it with clearer rules and a scoreboard, keeping the tension without the family baggage.
Korean and Chinese variety shows to binge with friends
The Kardashians thrives on group chemistry, siblings ribbing each other through every errand and crisis. These Korean and Chinese variety shows chase the same easy warmth, casts of familiar faces bickering, competing in silly games, and clearly enjoying each other's company across long, comfortable episodes you can leave running.