AceShowbiz - Khloé Kardashian is stepping behind the scenes as an executive producer for a new reality series on Hulu titled The Girls, set to debut later this year. Unlike her previous on-camera projects, Kardashian will primarily take a producing role and will not be part of the main cast, although she is expected to make some appearances.

The show centers on Kardashian’s close-knit group of friends, following their lives as they juggle motherhood, business ventures, and the unpredictable dynamics of their candid group chats. According to Hulu, viewers will witness moments ranging from heartfelt surprise proposals and solo parenting challenges to glamorous getaways and the inevitable growing pains that come with close friendships.

The ensemble cast includes Natalie Halcro (@nataliehalcro), Khadijah Haqq (@foreverkhadijah), Malika Haqq (@malika), Yris Palmer (@yrispalmer), Olivia Pierson (@oliviapierson), and Nicole Williams English (@justnic). Hulu’s marketing encourages audiences to follow these women on Instagram to stay connected with their real-life journeys.

The series tagline captures the essence of the show: "The chaos is couture - and the bonds are unbreakable." This reflects the blend of high-energy lifestyles and deep friendships that will be on full display.

The Girls is executive produced not only by Kardashian but also by Julie Pizzi, Farnaz Farjam, Nicole Blais, and Lauren Goldstein. The production is handled by Bunim/Murray Productions, a subsidiary of Banijay Americas, known for creating compelling unscripted content.

In a related announcement during Hulu’s Get Real House 2026 presentation, another notable Hulu project was revealed: a documentary on Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker titled Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear. This documentary will premiere this summer and chronicles Barker’s life after surviving a near-fatal plane crash.

The documentary synopsis describes Barker’s journey as raw and redemptive, highlighting his rise from a trash collector in Laguna Beach to becoming the driving force behind a generation’s music scene. It also delves into his personal struggles with pain, grief, and the challenges of survival beyond the spotlight.

"This is the story of the man behind the tattoos," the synopsis concludes, describing the film as a tribute to resilience when life’s music nearly stops. The project is produced by Media Weaver Entertainment, directed by Justin Krook and Michael Dwyer, with producers Matthew Weaver and Nick Stern and executive producers Lawrence Vavra and John Janick.

Both The Girls and Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear were unveiled during Hulu’s event showcasing their upcoming slate of unscripted programming in partnership with ABC, emphasizing a strong focus on authentic storytelling in their 2026 lineup.