Hulu just unleashed the first trailer for The Kardashians, the new reality series about the Kardashian-Jenner family coming to the streaming service next month.
The follow-up to the family’s previous show, the long-running Keeping Up with the Kardashians, The Kardashians is set to premiere on Hulu on April 14, 2022.
The first trailer hints at what the debut season will cover, including Kourtney and Travis Barker’s relationship, Kim’s new romance with Pete Davidson, and Khloe’s complicated history with Tristan Thompson. Kanye West makes a brief appearance in our first extensive look at the show, and it appears as though Kim will directly address the topic of their divorce.
“It is really hard with Kanye,” Kim says in the clip. “He told me my career’s over.”
Kim recently went Instagram official with Pete last week after she was declared legally single, but the SNL star isn’t expected to show up in the series. In a cover story with Variety that arrived this month, Kim clarified that she has “not filmed with him,” and while she’s “not opposed to it” she added that, “it’s just not what he does.”
The arrival of the first trailer for The Kardashians comes not long after a purported text exchange between Pete and Ye was made public by comedy writer Dave Sirus on Sunday. At one point in the alleged texts Ye asks Davidson where he was, to which he replied, “in bed with your wife,” before sending Ye a selfie.
Check out the trailer for The Kardashians up top.
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