

Kim Kardashian, 39, announced via her Instagram account on Sept. 8 that her family’s long-running E! reality show Keeping Up With the Kardashians, is coming to an end early next year, after 14 years and 20 seasons on the air. The news devastated their millions of fans worldwide, but a top branding expert believes there is plenty of reason to believe the show is “not dead.”
Brand management expert Eric Schiffer told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY that the family will continue to tell their stories and connect with fans in an “emotional” way. “You could end up seeing Keeping Up With The Kardashians: The Movie. You could end up seeing a documentary that they release about their life over the next year. They will find a way to stay relevant and tell their stories through another production, that they can also control, that would allow people to spend time with them and connect with them emotionally.
“They have a unique audience because of the ages of all the family members they cut across many different generations so there will be demand. For many people around the world these are family members at this point and they have a deep connection to them.”
Not only does the chairman of the Los Angeles based firm Reputation Management Consultants believe the Kardashians will remain on our screens, he also believes they could end up with a Netflix deal even bigger than the one Meghan Markle and Prince Harry just made.