Here’s how to watch ‘The Kardashians’ Season 7 premiere for free

It’s time to keep up with the Kardashians again.

Reality TV’s royal family is back for more drama on Season 7 of “The Kardashians,” a spin-off of their original 20-season E! series.

With the trailer alone already generating numerous headlines, it’s safe to say this isn’t one to miss. Read on for everything you need to know to stream every episode.

When does Season 7 of ‘The Kardashians’ premiere?

The seventh season of “The Kardashians” will hit Hulu on Oct. 23, 2025, at midnight

How to watch ‘The Kardashians’ Season 7 for free

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 streamer also offers several money-saving bundles with both Disney+ and ESPN+, for practically endless watching possibilities.

What happens in Season 7 of ‘The Kardashians’?

From sister arguments to high-fashion moments to Kim Kardashian acting in the new Hulu show “All’s Fair,” the trailer is full of celebrity cameos and explosive moments.

The clip also sees Kim say that “someone extremely close” to her “put a hit out.” (The identity of the individual who allegedly made the call is not revealed. Page Six reached out to Kardashian’s rep for comment, but did not immediately hear back.)

Rob Kardashian and Caitlyn Jenner also made surprise cameos in the trailer, as Kim teases in a confessional interview that “some familiar faces are back.”

‘The Kardashians’ Season 7 trailer

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