Khloé Kardashian is widening her reality TV footprint again, and this time she is bringing her closest circle with her.
Hulu has ordered a new unscripted series called ‘The Girls’, built around Khloé and her real-life best friends. The project was announced at Hulu’s Get Real event in Beverly Hills and marks another big move for the Kardashian machine as ‘The Kardashians’ heads toward season eight.
This is not just another family side project. It looks like Hulu is betting that Khloé’s friend group can carry its own brand of polished chaos.
Khloé Kardashian’s New Hulu Show Puts Her Inner Circle Front and Center
Khloé is executive producing the series, which will follow what Hulu describes as her “inner circle of real-life besties.” That group includes Natalie Halcro, Khadijah Haqq, Malika Haqq, Yris Palmer, Olivia Pierson, and Nicole Williams English.
The official description makes the tone clear fast. These women are juggling babies, businesses, friendships, and the kind of brutally honest group chats reality TV loves to build around. Hulu is selling the show as a mix of family life, glam trips, personal growing pains, and high-end mess.
That means ‘The Girls’ is aiming squarely at the same audience that helped turn Kardashian-adjacent drama into a full industry.
Hulu Is Going Deeper Into Kardashian Business
The pickup also shows how much Hulu still wants to stay in business with the Kardashian world. Khloé and Scott Disick had already revealed they were developing another project, ‘Calabasas: Behind the Gates’, and that show is still in development. Now ‘The Girls’ adds a second possible expansion lane beyond the main series.
There is also a notable production twist here. The show marks a return to Bunim/Murray Productions, the company behind ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’ during its long E! run. That alone gives the project a more direct link to the older Kardashian reality formula.
Khloé is not new to producing either. Beyond starring in the family empire, she has executive produced ‘Kocktails with Khloé’, ‘Khloé & Lamar’, ‘Rob & Chyna’, and true-crime shows like ‘Twisted Sisters’ and ‘Twisted Love’.
So while the title may sound casual, the move itself is pretty calculated. Khloé is not just starring in reality TV anymore. She is steadily building out her own corner of it.
‘The Girls’ is set to premiere on Hulu later this year.
