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Khloé Kardashian’s ‘The Girls’ Sets Hulu Premiere Date, Drops First Trailer

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6 August 2026

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Khloé Kardashian is expanding the Kardashian television universe with a new Hulu reality series centred on her closest friends rather than her famous family. “The Girls” premieres August 21, 2026, with all six episodes of the first season dropping at once. The series will also be available via the Hulu and Disney+ bundle in the U.S. and on Disney+ in select international markets.

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Produced by Bunim/Murray Productions, a division of Banijay Americas, The show centres on Kardashian’s inner circle. Khloé serves as executive producer alongside Julie Pizzi, Farnaz Farjam, Nicole Blais, and Lauren Goldstein. The cast includes Natalie Halcro, Malika Haqq, Khadijah Haqq, Yris Palmer, Olivia Pierson, and Nicole Williams English, women who have appeared around the franchise for years, but who now carry the story themselves.

According to the official synopsis, “The Girls” follows the group through career launches, family decisions, girls’ trips, and the everyday work of balancing business with motherhood and marriage. The through-line is friendship, and specifically what happens when a shared connection to one person puts a group of women in the same room.

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That tension is front and center in the first trailer. “The bonds I have with my girls are unbreakable,” Khloé says. “But what about their bonds with each other? It’s going to be a little cliquey without meaning to be. Just because they’re all our besties doesn’t mean they’re all best friends with each other.”

It’s a candid setup, and it distinguishes the series from the family-driven format that made “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” a decade-long fixture. Several cast members have long histories on camera. Malika and Khadijah Haqq have been close to Khloé for more than 20 years. Halcro and Pierson first appeared on “KUWTK” before pursuing their own projects. Williams English has maintained ties to the family, and Palmer entered the orbit through Kylie Jenner before building her own beauty brand.

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For Hulu, the launch continues a strategy of expanding the Kardashian-Jenner brand without always putting the family at the center. For Khloé, it’s a producer credit that lets her shape the narrative around the women she’s grown up with in the industry.

“The Girls” arrives at a time when reality television is moving toward tighter casts and more specific premises. By focusing on a friend group rather than a family tree, the series tests whether that audience will follow the orbit, not just the core. With a full-season drop on August 21, viewers will get the answer all at once.

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8 TV Shows Worth Watching This August

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2 months ago

4 August 2026

Trisha Dona

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As summer moves into its final stretch, streaming platforms are bringing a fresh selection of series to keep audiences entertained throughout August. From returning favourites to highly anticipated new adaptations, this month’s releases cover a wide range of genres, including espionage thrillers, science fiction, superhero mysteries and character-driven dramas.

With viewers constantly searching for their next must-watch series, August offers a mix of established franchises and new stories competing for attention. Whether you prefer intense action, complex mysteries or emotionally driven storytelling, these upcoming shows bring plenty of options to add to your watchlist.

The Shards — Disney+

Based on Bret Easton Ellis’ acclaimed novel, The Shards is a psychological thriller exploring themes of privilege, obsession and uncertainty. Set in 1980s Los Angeles, the series follows a group of teenagers whose seemingly perfect world begins to unravel as darker secrets come to light.

The adaptation has drawn interest for bringing Ellis’ distinctive storytelling style known for examining identity and the complexities beneath polished appearances to a new audience. With its 1980s setting and suspenseful premise, The Shards is among the month’s most anticipated new releases.

Lioness Season 3 — Paramount+

Taylor Sheridan’s espionage drama returns with high-stakes missions and difficult personal choices. Led by Zoe Saldaña, Lioness follows a CIA programme that recruits undercover operatives for dangerous assignments.

The series has gained attention for combining action-driven storytelling with a closer look at the personal sacrifices behind intelligence work. Season three continues the show’s focus on loyalty, duty and the personal costs of intelligence work.

Lanterns — HBO Max

The DC Universe expands with Lanterns, a new series centred on Green Lantern characters John Stewart and Hal Jordan. The show takes a mystery-focused approach, following the two heroes as they investigate a case that connects Earth-based events with the larger DC mythology.

Blending superhero elements with crime drama, Lanterns takes a more investigation-driven approach, placing greater emphasis on character development.

Sterling Point — Prime Video

Sterling Point joins Prime Video’s August lineup with a drama built around mystery, relationships and hidden truths. The series explores personal relationships and hidden truths, offering a drama centred on mystery and emotional conflict.

As streaming audiences continue to embrace stories centred on complicated relationships and personal discoveries, the series arrives as part of a diverse month of new releases.

Dark Matter Season 2 — Apple TV+

Following the success of its first season, Dark Matter returns with more science fiction, suspense and exploration of identity and possibility.

Adapted from Blake Crouch’s bestselling novel, the series explores alternate realities and the consequences of life-changing choices. Its combination of mystery and speculative storytelling has made it one of Apple TV+’s notable science fiction offerings.

Outer Banks Season 5 — Netflix

Netflix’s adventure drama returns for its fifth and final season, following the Pogues through another dangerous search filled with mystery and unexpected challenges.

Since its debut, Outer Banks has built a dedicated following through its combination of treasure hunts, romance, friendship and coming-of-age storytelling. The final season continues the journey that has made the series a popular favourite among younger audiences.

Ted Lasso Season 4 — Apple TV+

After becoming one of Apple TV+’s most recognised original series, Ted Lasso returns with a new direction while continuing to explore themes of teamwork, leadership and personal growth.

The new season shifts its focus to a women’s football team, expanding the world of the series beyond its original storyline while continuing the character-driven approach that helped it earn a loyal audience.

Reacher Season 4 — Prime Video

Jack Reacher returns for another season of action, investigation and suspense. Based on Lee Child’s bestselling book series, Reacher follows the former military investigator as he becomes involved in dangerous cases that require his unique skills.

The series has become one of Prime Video’s leading action dramas, combining intense investigations with a compelling central character.