Kardashians Facing Uncertainty: Kris Jenner ‘Terrified’ Their Family Show Could Be Canceled as Streaming Platforms Continue to Dominate

Kris Jenner’s reality TV dynasty may be on shaky ground as the fiercely competitive streaming industry threatens to bring an end to The Kardashians‘ reign. Despite securing a renewal for another 20 episodes in July, industry insiders suggest that there is no certainty the show will continue beyond that, Sydtomarket.net has learned.

Since their debut in 2007 on E!, the Kardashian family has dominated reality television before transitioning their show to Hulu. However, the changing landscape of streaming has left Kris Jenner, 68, increasingly concerned about the potential end of her lucrative television empire.

Insiders claim that while the show’s future remains uncertain, Jenner is feeling the pressure of losing the platform that catapulted her family to fame and fortune. “Kris wants the show to go on forever, but the financial realities of the streaming world are catching up,” sources revealed. “Everything, from marketing budgets to episode counts, is shrinking as streaming platforms focus on profitability.”

While the possibility of the Hulu show being canceled looms, Kris’s daughters—Kim Kardashian, 43, Khloé Kardashian, 40, and Kourtney Kardashian, 45—are reportedly less worried about the future of the series. According to sources, the sisters are ready to shift their attention to other ventures. “When it does happen, it will give them the freedom to focus on different things. There’s definitely a sense that they’ve squeezed all they can out of the show.”

Over the last 17 years, the Kardashians have transformed from reality stars into successful business moguls. Kim Kardashian has expanded her brand empire with ventures like KKW Beauty and the multi-billion-dollar SKIMS shapewear line. Meanwhile, her sisters have also flourished. Kourtney launched her wellness brand Poosh and supplement line Lemme, while Khloé co-founded the inclusive clothing brand Good American.

Kylie Jenner, who made waves with her Kylie Cosmetics line in 2015, has since launched Kylie Baby and Kylie Swim, while Kendall Jenner built her career as a top fashion model and debuted her own tequila brand, 818 Tequila. The youngest two sisters even launched their own clothing line, Kendall + Kylie, back in 2012.

Throughout their careers, the Kardashians have shared every moment with their loyal fans, from pregnancies and weddings to scandals and heartbreaks. Most recently, Kris opened up about her emotional journey following the removal of her ovaries after doctors found a tumor, describing it as a deeply personal loss: “I’m emotional about it because that’s where all my kids were conceived and grown. It’s a very sacred place to me.”

Despite the uncertainty, one thing is clear: The Kardashians have built a legacy far beyond reality TV, and whether or not the show continues, their influence will be felt in multiple industries for years to come.