It's
almost
time
for
all
those
famous
Kardashians
to
shuffle
off
to
Hulu
and
new
projects
as
their
20-season
reality
TV
mainstay
comes
to
an
end.
But
before
they
do,
here's
a
journey
back
through
the
tears,
tantrums
and
togetherness
that
propelled
the
“Keeping
Up
with
the
Kardashians”
clan
to
superstardom:
THE
MEN
&;
THE
MARRIAGES
With
five
sisters
and
a
brother,
along
with
the
Kris
and
Caitlyn
drama,
the
years
have
taken
us
through
many
a
man,
a
woman
or
two,
and
a
myriad
of
love
tangles.
And
the
action
started
at
the
get-go.
The
very
first
episode
references
the
sex
tape
with
Brandy
brother
Ray
J
that
launched
the
show
and
their
mega-careers.
Before
that,
there
was
Kim's
first
husband,
music
producer
Damon
Thomas,
followed
by
a
72-day
marriage
to
second
husband,
basketball
player
Kris
Humphries,
and
a
third
trip
to
the
altar
with
Kanye
West.
All
three
unions
ended
in
divorce.
Kim's
divorce
from
Humphries
dragged
on
far
longer
than
the
marriage,
threatening
to
keep
her
legally
tethered
to
Humphries
at
the
birth
of
her
first
child,
with
West.
That
didn't
happen.
North
West
was
born
two
months
after
mom's
second
divorce
was
finalized
in
2013.
And
that's
just
one
sister!
There's
Kourtney's
on-again,
off-again
relationship
and
three
kids
with
Scott
Disick,
who
makes
his
first
appearance
in
Kardashian
TV
land
on
Episode
One.
The
two
never
married
amid
his
alcohol
and
drug
abuse
scandals,
but
they
co-parent
and
he's
a
die-hard
on
the
series.
Disick
has
become
a
fan
favorite
to
some
as
the
K
family
has
embraced
him
as
one
of
their
own.
Sister
Khloe
married
basketballer
Lamar
Odom
in
2009
and
filed
for
divorce
in
2013,
but
she
withdrew
the
papers
after
Odom
suffered
a
drug
overdose
and
went
into
a
coma
for
several
days.
He
was
found
slumped
on
the
floor
of
a
Nevada
brothel.
The
divorce
was
finalized
in
late
2016.
Khloe
never
married
the
father
of
her
child
—
another
basketball
player,
Tristan
Thompson.
He
cheated
on
her
while
she
was
pregnant
—
and
again
with
her
younger
half-sister
Kylie
Jenner's
best
friend,
Jordyn
Woods.
But
Khloe
and
Tristan
are
now
more
than
a
little
friendly
and
co-parenting
3-year-old
True,
even
quarantining
together
during
the
pandemic.
Are
you
keeping
up?
Let's
not
forget
Kylie's
relationship
with
rapper
Travis
Scott.
They
never
married
but
also
have
a
child
together.
And
there
was
Kylie's
romance
with
Tyga,
who
just
happens
to
have
a
child
with
Blac
Chyna,
who
just
happens
to
have
a
child
with
Kardashian
bro
Rob.
Does
your
head
hurt
yet?
Chyna
and
Rob
had
a
tailspin
of
their
own,
leading
him
to
post
revenge
porn
on
Instagram
that
got
him
banned
from
the
platform.
Kardashian
stepparent
Caitlyn
Jenner
is
OG
Keeping
Up
With
the
Kardashians
and
continued
to
appear
after
her
divorce
from
Kris.
She's
the
parent
with
Kris
of
Kylie
and
Kendall.
Kris
filed
for
divorce
before
Caitlyn
became
Caitlyn.
Caitlyn
publicly
came
out
as
transgender
in
a
Diane
Sawyer
interview
in
April
2015.
NAME
THOSE
CHILDREN
The
Kardashian-Jenner
clan
has
oh
so
many
kids,
and
they're
creative
name-pickers.
Caitlyn
has
six
children
with
three
successive
wives,
including
Kylie
and
Kendall
with
Kris.
Kris
had
four
children
with
her
first
husband,
the
late
O.J.
Simpson
attorney
Robert
Kardashian
before
she
divorced
him,
too:
Kourtney,
Kim,
Khloe
and
Rob.
Kim
had
three
kids
following
North:
Saint,
Chicago
and
Psalm.
Oldest
sister
Kourtney
has
her
three
with
Scott:
Mason,
Penelope
and
Reign.
There's
also
Khloe's
True,
Kylie's
Stormi
and
Rob's
Dream.
Some
of
the
Kardashians
brought
viewers
along
while
giving
birth,
and
we've
been
treated
over
the
years
to
home
movies
showing
Kris
bringing
children
into
the
world.
A
12-year-old
Kendall
watched
herself
being
born.
Recently,
during
the
final
season,
11-year-old
Mason
watched
his
mom
pull
him
into
the
world
herself.
SPIN-OFFS
OF
SPIN-OFFS
They're
in
LA.
They're
in
Miami.
They're
in
New
York.
No,
wait,
the
Hamptons.
Part
of
keeping
up
has
been
chasing
all
the
spin-offs.
Is
there
a
record
number?
It
depends
on
how
spin-off,
franchise
and
canon
are
defined.But
it
certainly
is
a
lot
in
the
reality
TV
genre,
and
several
had
various
sisters
“taking”
various
cities.
In
all,
there
were
11
spin-offs
on
TV
—
many
short-lived.
Like
the
show,
they
were
driven
by
Ryan
Seacrest
Productions
and
the
E!
network.
The
first
was
“Kourtney
&;
Khloe
Take
Miami”
in
2009.
It
morphed
into
Kourtney
&
Kim
Take
Miami
after
Khloe
spun
herself
back
into
real
life
to
do
other
work.
There
was
a
plethora
of
bikinis
and
big
boats
as
the
ladies
sought
to
broaden
the
reach
of
their
boutique
Dash
with
new
locations.
True
fans,
especially
Scott
watchers,
will
remember
the
2013
web
series
Lord
Disick:
Lifestyles
of
a
Lord
that
was
shown
weekly
in
the
third
season
of
all
that
Miami
taking.
Scott
bought
himself
the
royal
title
in
2012
while
on
a
trip
to
London
and
showed
off
his
high-life
trappings
like
fleets
of
fancy
cars
while
offering
tips
on
how
we,
too,
can
live
like
lords.
In
2011,
Khloe
&;
Lamar
began
as
the
two
tried
to
figure
out
married
life.
And
there
were
three
seasons
of
the
fitness
fest
“Revenge
Body
with
Khloe
Kardashian”
after
the
marriage
didn't
work
out.
Khloe
also
had
a
short-lived
talk
show,
“Kocktails
with
Khloe.”
Kris
briefly
had
an
eponymous
talk
show
in
2013,
culminating
in
an
appearance
by
Kanye
West
and
his
reveal
of
the
first
photos
of
North.
The
Fox
network
did
not
offer
her
a
second
season.
After
Caitlyn
came
out,
she
got
her
own
show:
I
Am
Cait.
It
was
a
serious
dive
into
her
transition
and
whether
she
was
up
to
being
a
role
model
as
new
friends
educated
her
on
issues
facing
the
trans
community.
It
was
canceled
after
two
seasons
amid
low
ratings.
ROBBERY,
NUDITY
&;
MORE
MOMENTS
Perhaps
the
scariest
of
all
developments
was
Kim's
2016
armed
robbery
in
a
luxury
Paris
flat
during
fashion
week.
Season
13
of
the
series
took
on
the
case
and
the
emotional
aftermath.
She
has
openly
discussed
her
terror
at
being
tied
up
at
gunpoint
and
robbed
of
her
jewels.
Kim
said
she
thought
she
was
going
to
die.
Among
their
far
happier
moments:
All
those
over-the-top
birthday
bashes,
lavish
weddings
and
baby
showers,
let
alone
the
weddings
themselves.
Two
of
Kim's
weddings
were
on
air
and
in
the
news.
Khloe's
2009
wedding
with
Odom
a
month
after
they
met
was
featured
on
Season
4.
After
the
Khloe-Lamar
nuptials,
the
two
bought
a
dream
house
while
Kim
was
still
in
a
condo.
Just
sayin'.
Mansion
is
now
Kim's
middle
name.
The
sisters
are
also
fond
of
posing
for
photos
sans
clothing,
though
Kim
wasn't
always
comfortable
with
the
idea.
Soon
after
turning
that
sex
tape
into
gold,
an
up-and-coming
Kim
had
a
Playboy
magazine
moment,
appearing
on
the
cover
of
the
December
2007
celebrity
issue.
After
an
initial
photo
shoot,
Playboy's
Hugh
Hefner
came
back
for
more.
“Does
she
have
to
take
her
clothes
off,”
Kris
asks
Hef
in
the
show's
first
season.
“Oh
yes,”
he
responds.
They
compromised:
Kim
posed
naked,
strategically
draped
in
long
strands
of
pearls.
Kylie
also
landed
on
the
cover
of
Playboy,
in
2019
wearing
nothing
more
than
a
cowboy
hat
with
a
shirtless
Travis
in
jeans.
And
then
there's
Kendall.
The
supermodel
—
along
with
an
entire
world
of
other
celebrities
—
has
taken
her
share
of
nudes
and
has
weathered
a
few
scandals
of
her
own,
though
her
love
life
has
been
on
the
down-low
in
comparison
to
her
siblings.
There
was
her
ill-fated
Pepsi
commercial
in
2017,
when
she
hands
a
frontline
lawman
a
can
of
soda
during
a
protest.
The
imagery
was
bashed
as
stolen
from
the
Black
Lives
Matter
movement.
It
was
pulled
and
Kendall
sobbed
an
apology
on
air.
Kylie
and
Kendall
were
accused
of
exploitation
the
same
year
for
superimposing
their
faces
onto
images
of
Tupac,
Notorious
B.I.G.
and
a
host
of
other
music
icons
for
a
line
of
USD
125
T-shirts.
They
pulled
the
merch.
Fans
need
not
worry.
The
series
is
ending,
but
this
famous
family
isn't
going
anywhere.