Khloé Kardashian's new Hulu show Calabasas: Behind the Gates is in talks and here's everything you need to know
Khloé Kardashian's show: Calabasas Behind the Gates
Enter Calabasas Behind the Gates, the new Hulu reality show that promises drama, decadence, and maybe even a rare Rob Kardashian cameo (girl, we have not seen that man since 2016). The Good American mogul teased this juicy project during Hulu's first-ever Get Real panel on April 22, accompanied by the always-iconic Scott Disick. She described the show as "exciting, new and excellent," which is reality TV speak for: you are not ready for this level of petty.
What is the show about?
The show shifts the lens away from the main Kardashian-Jenner clan and zooms in on the wild, weird and wealthy world of their Calabasas neighbours. Think of it as a rich-mum version of The Real Housewives meets Euphoria aesthetics — filtered through Khloé's signature style and with enough gossip to crash your group chat.
What is the Rob Kardashian connection with this show?
Disney reality exec Rob Mills confirmed the show's working title is indeed Calabasas Behind the Gates, and honestly, it is giving exactly what it needs to give. Also, Khloé hinted her elusive brother Rob Kardashian could finally step back into the limelight. She is holding out hope, saying she believes he could make an appearance.
Khloé Kardashian's recent podcast
Spilling even more tea on the Call Her Daddy podcast, Khloé got real about how much power the sisters have over their on-screen narrative. Spoiler: they can cut out whatever they do not vibe with. And Kourtney? Apparently, she edits out clips if she thinks she says "like" too many times. Iconic behaviour, really.
The countdown to chaos behind Calabasas' golden gates has officially begun.
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