After he presented 20 seasons and hundreds of episodes
The Kardashian family series .. Goodbye
Caimie: We sadly made the difficult decision.
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The heroes of the Kardashian family's reality TV series announced yesterday that the work that has made its participants international stars will stop next year.
"We sadly made the difficult decision as a family to say goodbye to (Kipping Up With The Kardashians)," Kim Kardashian, the most famous sibling in the family, wrote on her Instagram account, which has 188 million followers.
"After nearly 14 years, 20 seasons, hundreds of episodes and a lot of derivative programs, we are very grateful to all of you, you who have seen us all these years, on the sweet and bitter days, moments of joy, tears, many relationships and children," she added.
"Our last season will be aired early next year, in 2021," the businesswoman and wife of Kanye West explained.
And she continued, saying, “I wouldn't have gotten to where I am today without (Keeping Up With the Kardashians).
This program made who we are today, and I will forever be grateful to all who contributed to making our marches and in the change that happened in our lives forever. ”
Her mother, Kris Jenner, family business manager, also posted the statement signed by three sisters Kourtney, Kim and Cloe, as well as their mother and brother Rob and half-sisters Kendall and Kylie Jenner and Scott Disick, father of Courtney's three children.
The family did not provide any explanation for the decision.
The news comes after rap star Kanye West, who has four children from Kim Kardashian, announced his candidacy for the White House.
Finally, he made vague statements, which he described as unbalanced, prompting his wife to talk again about his suffering from "bipolar disorders", and even asking for "sympathy" for his situation.
The reality TV show made family members the star of celebrity magazine pages, and their stars allowed them to make millions of dollars through their entry into many fields, including launching cosmetics, perfumes and modeling.
"I wouldn't be where I am today without this program."
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