“The Kardashians”
Trailer provides first insights
Three of the protagonists of “The Kardashians”: Kendall Jenner, Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian (from left).
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The Kardashians are back on screens starting April 14th. A first trailer gives a foretaste of the new format.
“Life without cameras was a big change for us,” it says at the beginning of the first trailer for “The Kardashians”. But now the cameras are back! The new series of one of the most well-known families in the world will start in about a month.
“Keeping Up with the Kardashians” was discontinued after almost 14 years, and the last episode aired last summer. Apparently there shouldn’t be any taboos in the new show by the Kardashian/Jenner clan either. In the clip, Kylie Jenner (24) talks about her pregnancy, among other things. The second child of the young entrepreneur and rapper Travis Scott (30) was born in early February.
Another baby?
Meanwhile, Kourtney Kardashian (42) reveals that she and drummer Travis Barker (46) also want to have a baby. The two have been together since 2021 and are planning a small wedding with family and friends, according to media reports. And Khloé Kardashian, 37, says her relationship with Tristan Thompson, 31, with whom she has daughter True, 3, is “complicated”. Thompson had an affair while they were together. It takes time to rebuild trust.
The divorce of Kim Kardashian (41) and Kanye West (44) should also be discussed. Just like Kim Kardashian’s new relationship with Pete Davidson (28). At least that’s what the clip suggests.
“We have all the time and resources to fuck them all up,” Kim Kardashian rants in the trailer. However, it remains unclear who is meant by this or what exactly it is about. And the mother of the family clan, Kris Jenner (66), also confirms: “Never stand against the family”. Elsewhere in the trailer, Kendall Jenner (26) gets up cursing and storms off.
The new series starts on April 14th on the US streaming service Hulu. In Germany it will be shown on Disney+ on the day of the premiere, as the streaming service announced in February.