Rob Kardashian has officially made his return to TV. During the season 7 premiere of The Kardashians, which dropped on Oct. 22, the 38-year-old arrived at the family's old home, which they call El Dorado Meadow, for a farewell dinner before Kris Jenner sold it.

The seventh season of “The Kardashians” will hit Hulu on Oct. 23, 2025, at midnight To watch the show, you’ll need a subscription to Hulu. Luckily, new subscribers can get 30 days free of the ad-enabled plan (after which the price goes up to $11.99/month).

The Kardashians ' season 7 premiered on October 23, as Kourtney Kardashian Barker opened up about her sense of style, pointing out that her general vibe is more “effortless and casual.” Kourtney further spoke about wanting to let go of heels and dresses that look similar to what her sister wore to a family dinner.

Here’s where to stream The Kardashians Season 7 online, plus details on the new season’s premiere date and time and storylines.

Season 7 of The Kardashians premieres this October. The season brings family drama, new beginnings, and unexpected returns.

“The Kardashians” reboot reality series returns Thursday, October 23. Watch the season 7 premiere on Hulu.

The show returns on Thursday, October 23, with the Season 7 premiere. One episode will be released weekly after that. All seasons of the show so far have had 10 episodes, which would mean the finale drops on Christmas Day (although Hulu has not confirmed a release schedule yet).

The latest on The Kardashians Season 7 Episode 2, release date, sneak peek, and what to expect from the drama and highlights.

Season 7 of The Kardashians briefly began with Kris Jenner pre-facelift. During the Thursday, October 23, premiere, footage from season 6 showed Kris, 69, teasing her medical procedure, telling the producers,

Khloé Kardashian's cat Grey Kitty is just one of many pets the Kardashian family has owned and loved throughout the years. Here's a complete guide to the Kardashians and Jenners family pets.

Kim Kardashian credited Caitlyn Jenner's transition for helping the family extend their E! series. During the Friday, October 24, episode of The Graham Norton Show, the SKIMS founder admitted her stepdad's shocking shift to becoming a woman helped Keeping Up With the Kardashiansstay on air for an extra two seasons.