When is the Kardashian-Jenner family returning to your screens?

The Kardashian-Jenner family has never been far from the spotlight, and their move from E! to Hulu has kept the cameras rolling on their day-to-day lives. After wrapping Keeping Up with the Kardashians in June 2021, the family signed an exclusive deal that brought their next chapter straight to streaming, complete with a faster production schedule and a broader look at how everyone has changed since the original series ended.

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Kim told Ellen that the new show would move quicker than the old six-to-eight-month waits, and that plan held once production started. The series launched in April 2022 and has already delivered seven seasons, with Season 7 arriving in October 2025 and Season 8 now filming. Khloé has said the family still feels closest when the cameras are around, echoing the same point she made on The Late Late Show about how six months off felt unusually long after years of near-constant filming. Kris has also noted that the quicker turnaround keeps storylines fresh without the old lag, and the family remains mic’d for the same mix of business decisions, sibling dinners, and personal milestones that defined the E! years.

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Across the seasons that have aired, storylines have tracked the shifts fans wondered about in 2021. Kourtney and Travis Barker appear as a married couple raising their son Rocky, born in 2023, with joint red-carpet moments continuing into 2026, including a Tribeca appearance tied to Travis’s documentary. Scott Disick has shown up in measured doses, maintaining his role as co-parent while stepping back from daily family footage. Kendall continues to balance runway work and personal projects, while Kylie keeps her focus on Kylie Cosmetics and 818 Tequila, both sisters maintaining separate arcs that sit alongside the main family narrative rather than disappearing into the background. Khloé’s new Hulu series The Girls, which she executive produces, follows her circle of longtime friends and is slated for later in 2026, giving viewers an offshoot that expands the universe without pulling focus from the main show.

The Kardashians on Hulu: Seasons and Milestones

The series reached its seventh season by December 2025 after a steady run of renewals that rewarded the faster production cycle. Each season has kept the same core group front and center while folding in new developments, from weddings to business expansions to quiet family dinners. The quicker turnaround that Kim described on Ellen has let episodes land closer to the events they cover, giving audiences a tighter window than the old E! schedule allowed. Hulu has positioned the show as the flagship of its Kardashian-Jenner slate, and the pattern of multiple-season pickups suggests the network plans to keep the cameras rolling for the foreseeable future.

KUWTK Returns to Hulu

In January 2026 Hulu acquired the full library of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, bringing all twenty seasons plus the spin-offs and specials to the same platform that now hosts the current series. The catalog becomes available February 17, 2026 on both Hulu and Hulu on Disney+, creating one stop for longtime viewers who want to revisit the early years or catch up on the transition period before the Hulu era began. The move completes the family’s streaming footprint and lets new audiences trace the full arc from the 2007 premiere through the 2021 finale without switching services.

Khloé's New Series: The Girls

Khloé’s latest project steps outside the main family series to focus on her real-life inner circle. Announced in April 2026, The Girls follows her group of longtime friends through their own routines, relationships, and group dynamics. As executive producer, Khloé shapes the tone while staying off-camera in a lead role, giving the project room to stand on its own. The series is expected to premiere later in 2026, adding another title to Hulu’s growing Kardashian-adjacent slate and giving viewers a fresh angle on the social world that has surrounded the family for years.

Kourtney, Travis Barker, and Blended Family Life

Kourtney and Travis Barker married in 2022 and welcomed son Rocky the following year. Their appearances together have remained steady, including a 2026 Tribeca red carpet tied to Travis’s documentary premiere. The couple’s storylines on the main series have reflected the same blended-family rhythm that fans speculated about in 2021, now shown with the added layers of marriage and a young child. Their continued visibility on red carpets and joint projects keeps them central to the show’s ongoing narrative while also feeding into the wider Kardashian-Jenner media presence that extends beyond any single season.

The shift to Hulu has turned the original post-KUWTK deal into a sustained franchise with room for both the flagship series and new extensions. With the full library arriving in February 2026 and The Girls on deck later in the year, the family’s reality output shows no sign of slowing down.