Keeping Up with the Kardashians

An American reality television series following the Kardashian–Jenner family, it aired on E! from 2007 to 2021 and made the family’s personal lives central to its storytelling.

Kim Kardashian: An American media personality, businesswoman, and producer who rose to prominence through the series. Her career and personal life formed the show’s central storyline.
Ryan Seacrest: An American television and radio host, producer, and media executive. His production company helped develop the series for E!.
Reality television: A television genre presenting unscripted situations, real people, or events shaped through production and editing. The series is a prominent example of celebrity-centered reality television.
The Kardashians: A Hulu reality series following the Kardashian–Jenner family, premiered in 2022. This successor continued the family’s reality television presence after the E! series ended.
Kris Jenner: An American television personality and manager of her children’s careers. She negotiated the family’s media ventures and appeared as its matriarch.
E!: An American cable television network focused on entertainment and celebrity culture. The network commissioned and broadcast the series.
Confessional (television): A filmed interview segment in which a reality-show participant addresses the camera directly. Confessionals let cast members interpret events and deliver punchlines outside scenes.
Kylie Cosmetics: A cosmetics company founded by Kylie Jenner, known initially for its Kylie Lip Kits. The show’s audience helped establish visibility for Jenner’s later beauty business.
Kourtney Kardashian: An American media personality and businesswoman known for her appearances on the series. Her relationships and family life supplied recurring storylines.
The Osbournes: An MTV reality series following Ozzy Osbourne and his family, broadcast from 2002 to 2005. Its celebrity-family format preceded the Kardashians’ version of the genre.

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