Hulu is adding another dose of the Kardashians to its services.
The Disney-owned streamer has acquired the rights to all seasons of the series. Keeping up with the Kardashians. It brings together the entire library of reality shows featuring the Kardashians in one place – Hulu original Kardashian The seventh season recently ended – after the OG show that made Kim, Khloe and Kourtney famous, left Peacock.
The move comes after E!, which originally aired 20 seasons of the show, was spun off into Versant along with a number of other cable networks that were previously part of NBCUniversal. Versant owns Keeping up with the Kardashians and is no longer required to stream all of its shows on NBCU streamer Peacock.
All seasons Keeping up with the Kardashians will be launched on the service on February 17. It will be joined by a range of spin-offs such as Kourtney and Khloe: Miami, Kourtney and Khloe: The Hamptons, Kourtney and Kim: New York as well as special offers such as Kardashian family rules And Kardashian is on vacation.
The show, which was launched by Peacock in late 2025, started in 2007 and features Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian, their half-sisters Kendall and Kylie Jenner, and their parents, including Kris Jenner. It was created by Ryan Seacrest, who served as executive producer, and became the longest-running reality show in the United States after 14 years on the air.
Hulu previously aired Keeping up with the Kardashians several years before his license expires in 2022.
“Adding the original Kardashian universe to Hulu gives fans the opportunity to experience a defining era of pop culture,” said Lauren Tempest, Hulu CEO and executive vice president of DTC Content Partnerships. “From Keeping up with the Kardashians to the collection's iconic spin-offs and specials, as well as the latest Hulu Original seasons. Kardashianunderscores our commitment to providing our subscribers with the most culturally relevant entertainment.”
“Keeping up with the Kardashians Spin-off series and specials have proven to be some of the most enduring and successful properties in our library, continuing to resonate with audiences around the world,” added Val Boreland, President, Entertainment Versant. “This licensing agreement allows us to expand the reach of the franchise while maintaining its long-term value by bringing the roster to new viewers on Hulu.”
