Khloé Kardashian is officially expanding her production footprint. On Wednesday, April 22, the 41-year-old mogul announced her latest project, The Girls, a new reality series set to stream on Hulu. Unlike her previous ventures, this show shifts the spotlight away from the famous sisters and onto Khloé’s “chosen family.”
The “OG” Squad Takes Center Stage
The series will follow Khloé’s long-standing inner circle, a group she describes as “wild and absolutely unhinged.” The cast features the core friends fans have seen in the background of the Kardashian universe for years:
The Haqq Sisters: Malika Haqq and Khadijah Haqq McCray.
The Style Set: Natalie Halcro, Olivia Pierson, and Nicole Williams English.
The Moguls: Entrepreneur Yris Palmer.
“They’re moms, they’re moguls, they’re my girls,” Khloé told the crowd at Hulu’s Get Real House Live. “And soon they’re going to be all your girls, too.”
What to Expect: More Than Just Glamour
While the group is known for their high-fashion lifestyles, Khloé insists the show will dive into the “thick and thin” of long-term female friendship.
Real Sisterhood: The series explores the friction and loyalty within the group. “Like real sisters, we’ve got our issues. With the girls, it’s always something,” Khloé noted.
The “OG” Dynamic: Malika Haqq joked that the group has been a “show” since they met, noting they have been present for every major birth, cry, and milestone in the Kardashian-Jenner history.
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Khloé’s New Role: Executive Producer
While Khloé will appear on the show, her primary role for The Girls is as an Executive Producer. This move marks a significant step in her career as she transitions into a more permanent “behind-the-camera” creative force within the Hulu/Disney ecosystem.
The Verdict: With the “OG squad” finally getting their own platform, The Girls promises a raw, unfiltered look at the support system that keeps the most famous family in reality TV grounded.a