The Kardashians Season 7: Release date speculation, cast and plot details – Everything we know so far
Alright, let's talk about The Kardashians —because who isn't obsessed with this family's rollercoaster of a life? Season 6 just wrapped on Hulu in April 2025, and fans are already itching for Season 7. No official trailer or premiere date has dropped yet, but between the family's cryptic Instagram stories and the internet's endless theories, there's plenty to chew on. So, grab a coffee (or one of Kylie's Sprinter drinks), and let's dive into everything we know about The Kardashians Season 7—release date guesses, cast vibes, and what drama might unfold. The Kardashians Season 7 Potential Release Date
Hulu's been churning out The Kardashians like clockwork, usually dropping seasons in spring or fall. Season 6 kicked off in February 2025, and since Hulu greenlit 20 more episodes back in July 2024 (with 10 used for Season 6), Season 7's probably not far off. If we're playing the guessing game based on their usual rhythm, we'd bet on September or October 2025 for the premiere. That tracks with how they film—Season 6 covered late 2024 stuff, so Season 7 should pick up early 2025 moments. No official word yet, but keep your eyes peeled on Kris's Instagram or Hulu's X account for the big reveal. The Kardashians Season 7 Expected Cast
You know the drill—the Kardashian-Jenner crew is the heart of the show, and Season 7 won't shake things up too much. Here's who we expect to see strutting their stuff: Kris Jenner : The ultimate momager, probably juggling a million projects and keeping the family in line.
Kim Kardashian : Queen of SKIMS, maybe acting in her new Hulu legal drama, and dropping hints about a new boo.
Khloé Kardashian : Mom to True and Tatum, launching her Khloud Foods popcorn line, and maybe— maybe —dating again.
Kourtney Kardashian : Living her best life with Travis Barker, focusing on Poosh and her blended family.
Kendall Jenner : Serving looks as a model and pushing her 818 Tequila brand.
Kylie Jenner: Running her cosmetics empire and probably posting cute dog videos with Kendall.
Then there's the supporting cast—Travis Barker's bound to pop up, maybe Scott Disick for some co-parenting drama, and North West stealing scenes like always. Fans are buzzing about Kim's rumored fling with photographer Mert Alas (spotted at a SKIMS event in April 2025—hello, tea!). Oh, and don't sleep on possible cameos—Dolly Parton linked up with Khloé's Good American, so maybe she'll swing by. Plus, with that Calabasas Behind the Gates spinoff in the works, we might see some of their fancy Calabasas pals. The Kardashians Season 7 Potential Plot
The Kardashians is all about mixing glitz, family chaos, and those raw, real moments that hit you in the feels. Season 6 left us with Kim's 44th birthday bash and some juicy hints about her love life, so Season 7's got big shoes to fill. Here's what might go down: Kim's Mystery Man
Kim was not subtle in Season 6, teasing a new romance with lines like, 'I swore I'd stay single, but psych!' The internet's losing it over Mert Alas, thanks to a cozy pic from a SKIMS event. Will Season 7 spill the beans on her love life, or keep us guessing? Either way, expect some flirty drama. Khloé's Glow-Up
Khloé's been loving her single-mom era, but on her podcast, Khloe in Wonder Land , she hinted she's open to dating. Could Season 7 show her swiping right or going on a hot date? Plus, she's got her Khloud Foods protein popcorn dropping at Sprouts, and her new Hulu show about Calabasas' elite is cooking. Oh, and expect cute moments with True and Tatum—they're growing up fast! Kourtney and Travis' Love Bubble
Kourtney's all about her family with Travis, and their son Rocky's first birthday at Disneyland (November 2024) was adorable. She's super private about him, so we might not see much, but her Poosh wellness vibes and maybe a 5K for Travis' Run Travis Run could make the cut. Kendall and Kylie Stealing the Show
Fans were bummed Kendall and Kylie didn't get enough screen time in Season 6. Here's hoping Season 7 gives us more of Kendall's modeling gigs and 818 Tequila hustle, plus Kylie's makeup empire and their sisterly banter. Their dogs might even get a cameo—those pups are Insta-famous!
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