Kim Kardashian has claimed the upcoming reality TV show about her family on Hulu will show a "different side to her life".
The Kardashian and Jenner clans signed a multi-year content deal with Hulu, after the hit show they featured on Keeping Up With The Kardashians ended after 14 years in June.
Reality star Kim revealed fans can expect the as yet unnamed show will focus on her professional life, including her businesses and law studies.
The 41-year-old businesswoman and reality star told WSJ. Magazine : "I think it will be a different side.
"But I wouldn't say that our silly sides are not going to come out."
Kim, Kourtney, Khloe, Kendall, Kylie, and Kris will feature on the Disney-owned streaming platform.
It is also believed the show will cast an eye on Kourtney and her fiance Travis Barker's engagement after the Blink-182, 45, drummer rocker proposed at the Rosewood Miramar in Montecito, California, over the weekend.
The mother-of-four - who shares four kids with rap legend Kanye West - also revealed in the interview that her estranged husband has a hand in her businesses.
She said: "He has a piece of Skims himself and gives [the team] inspiration but also information."
Earlier this week Khloe sent her fans into a frenzy after sharing the planned release date of the family's new reality show.
The mother-of-one said the series will be airing sooner than expected as she appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
Good American creator Khloe told host Ellen that the highly-anticipated show will be dropped in early 2022.
Speaking on the show's debut, Khloe revealed: "I think in a few months, either end of January, early February, really fast. That's the beauty of Hulu.
"We're streaming so we get to have a much quicker turnaround than previously."
Khloe continued: "We're really excited.
"They're here now in the back shooting with us and we're so happy to be up and rolling again."
The Kardashian-Jenner family left fans distraught when their E! show came to an end in June and many were shocked that the clan decided to say goodbye to the series after 14 years.
Shortly after they made the unexpected announcement that the series would wrap, the reality TV icons then shared that they were partnering up with Dinesy-owned Hulu for a new show.
