Vulture : “The Kardashians pull off the impossible: a satisfying, tearful, self-aware ending that will leave you missing them the moment the screen fades to black.”

The final episode is shot entirely on iPhones and home video cameras. The family is told the professional crew will not be coming. For the first time in 20 seasons, they decide what to film. The episode ends with Kris turning off her own camera, looking directly into the lens, and saying: “Thank you for watching us grow up. Now let us live.” The screen goes black. No credits. Just silence.

The family sells their old Calabasas compound—the one from the early seasons. As they walk through the empty rooms, they share memories: Kim’s first magazine cover taped to the fridge, the infamous “stop being poor” fight in the kitchen, the staircase where Khloé found out Lamar was in the hospital. They take one last family photo in the backyard.

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Season 20 of Keeping Up With the Kardashians (KUWTK) marked the end of an era, serving as the final season on E! before the family transitioned to their new series on Hulu. It premiered on March 18, 2021, and concluded with a dramatic two-part reunion hosted by Andy Cohen . Key Storylines and Highlights

The Atlantic : “In its final season, KUWTK finally becomes the art project it always claimed it wanted to be.”

Kim balances her final year of law school with planning her SKIMS IPO. She travels to Sacramento to advocate for prison reform, bringing North along to “see how the real world works.” Meanwhile, a pro bono case involving a nonviolent offender hits close to home, forcing Kim to confront her own privilege in a raw, unscripted moment.

Season 20 focused heavily on life-changing decisions, navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, and reflecting on the family's legacy. Keeping Up With The Kardashians S20 - Season 20

Kris reveals she has kept a vault of unaired footage from every season. The family sits down to watch clips they’ve never seen—including a young Rob dancing in the background, a fight between Scott and Kourtney that was too dark to air, and a tearful confession from Lamar Odom. The episode serves as a poignant reminder of the pain behind the glamour.

The season also featured several dramatic and emotional moments, including:

In a one-on-one interview with no producers in the room, Kris Jenner watches a supercut of her most manipulative moments—crying on command, pitting daughters against each other, and exploiting private pain for ratings. She admits, “I created a monster, and her name was the show.” She asks for forgiveness from her children. The silence that follows is deafening.

Khloé takes True to visit Tristan in Boston, but the trip takes an unexpected turn when Tristan asks for another chance. Khloé calls her therapist live on camera—a first for the show—and decides to co-parent without reconciliation. “I deserve peace,” she says. “Not a project.”

The final season of the culture-defining reality series, , premiered on March 18, 2021, on E! . This farewell chapter concluded a 14-year run that spanned 20 seasons and 12 spin-offs, marking the end of a television era for the Kardashian-Jenner family. Key Storylines and Moments