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Kris Jenner just made a shocking announcement about The Kardashians future. The legendary momager revealed her family won’t stop filming anytime soon. She’s combining decades of reality TV into one massive milestone that fans never expected.
🔥 Quick Facts
- Season Count: The family is currently filming Season 28 when combining Keeping Up with the Kardashians plus the new Hulu series.
- Interview Date: Kris Jenner revealed this at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party on March 16, 2026.
- Franchise Longevity: The Kardashian reality series has aired continuously for nearly 20 years across platforms.
- Show Evolution: The Kardashians on Hulu launched in 2022 after Keeping Up ended with 20 seasons on E!
Kris Jenner Reveals Kardashians Won’t Stop Filming Anytime Soon
Kris Jenner, 70, stepped out in a stunning vintage 1995 Valentino Couture gown to make her bombshell announcement. She told reporters that The Kardashians are currently in production on what she called Season 28 when combining all seasons from both franchises. The momager expressed genuine gratitude for the opportunity.
“We’re filming right now season 28, if you add them all up,” she stated confidently. The family initially thought the early reality TV show would be a brief experiment, but it evolved into an unprecedented entertainment phenomenon spanning nearly two decades.
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Family’s Unexpected Journey from E! to Hulu
Kris Jenner reflected on how the original Keeping Up with the Kardashians evolved into a cultural powerhouse. The show aired 20 seasons on E! before concluding in 2021, shocking millions of loyal viewers worldwide. Before the first season even finished filming, network executives picked up a second season, signaling early confidence in the family’s appeal.
“I never thought that we would still be doing this after all these years,” Jenner admitted. The transition to Hulu brought the franchise into a new era with The Kardashians Hulu original series, which debuted in 2022. The combined episode count now reaches an astounding 28 seasons of continuous filming and broadcast history.
The Kardashians Franchise Breakdown
| Franchise Element | Details |
| Original Series | Keeping Up with the Kardashians – 20 seasons on E! (2007-2021) |
| Current Series | The Kardashians – Season 7 premiered October 2025 on Hulu |
| Combined Seasons | 28 total seasons (20 + 8 Hulu) |
| Streaming Home | All Kardashian content available on Hulu and Disney+ |
“The best one was the first one, and the other best one is the one we’re doing right now. Everything in the middle is just a blessing. I have the best home movies in the world.”
— Kris Jenner, Momager and Executive Producer
What’s Next for the Kardashian Empire Beyond Kris
Kris Jenner made it crystal clear she has no immediate plans to pursue spinoff series featuring just herself. She told reporters that her focus has shifted away from expanding her personal brand on camera. The 70-year-old wants to step back and let her children carry the torch forward into new territory.
“I’ll leave that to the kids at this point,” she declared at the Oscars Party. Her priorities have clearly changed, with Jenner emphasizing family and personal relationships over constant on-camera presence. She noted that her original production crew from the E! days still works on the Hulu series, creating continuity and professional excellence.
Will The Kardashians Continue Filming Forever?
Kris Jenner’s latest comments suggest the answer is a resounding yes, at least for the foreseeable future. The family has built an entertainment empire worth billions, and reality television remains the foundation of their global brand. With Kylie Jenner (estimated net worth $670 million) and Kim Kardashian (estimated net worth $1.9 billion) leading business ventures, the motivation to film continues.
But will The Kardashians ever end? Kris Jenner seems convinced that as long as the family remains united and the audience engaged, the cameras will keep rolling. She expressed genuine amazement that nearly two decades have passed since the family first took a risk on a groundbreaking reality television experiment that changed entertainment forever.
Sources
- E! Online – Kris Jenner reveals fate of The Kardashians after Season 7 finale, March 2026
- Yahoo Entertainment – Kris Jenner confirms filming of Season 28 combined episodes, March 2026
- National Today – Kris Jenner reveals future of The Kardashians at Vanity Fair Oscars Party, March 2026
