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Khloe Kardashian‘s new show must go on—without any adjustments.
The producers of Khloe’s new reality show The Girls explained the reason her project—which features the lives of her inner circle—temporarily disappeared from streaming platforms after fans speculated it was due to re-editing.
In a recent TikTok video, a fan suggested that the creative team may have taken down the episodes to “make some adjustments,” naming “the lack of confessionals” as one of the items to address. As the user noted, “I’m speculating and hoping that this could possibly be producers making changes.”
However, the production company behind the series, Bunim/Murray—which also produced the original iteration of Keeping Up With the Kardashians—responded to the user to clarify that the series was briefly removed due to a technical error.
“Hiiii producers here!” Bunim/Murray commented on the TikTok. “That was a glitch with the app…. Not adjustments. It has been fixed.”
Fans began speculating the producers may be adding in more scenes after cast members Malika Haqq, Khadijah Haqq and Yris Palmer revealed they had filmed confessional interviews for the show, but were surprised to learn the clips didn’t make it to air.
As Yris told Page Six’s Virtual Reali-Tea Aug. 20, “They took our confessionals out.”
And the beauty entrepreneur noted why she wished her one-on-ones had made the final cut that dropped on Hulu and Disney+ on Aug. 21.
“There’s plenty of times, I’m sure, the things that I’ve said are going to be taken out of context,” the 36-year-old said. “I would love to explain myself, especially as someone who’s never been on reality TV before.”
Malika and Khadijah—43-year-old twins who have previously appeared on Keeping Up With the Kardashians—shared a similar take.
“I wanted to speak from my side,” Malika admitted. “If you say something behind your friend’s back ’cause she’s not in the scene, you kind of want the opportunity.”
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While the influencer noted she wasn’t sure why their interviews were left on the cutting room floor, she had a theory about what could’ve inspired the decision to let the Khloé in Wonder Land host, who narrates the season offscreen, speak on the group’s behalf.
“Khloe is your full-on confessionals for one through six,” she said. “You will get it from her perspective, and her visuals, and maybe that is her way of saving us and keeping us clean, I don’t know.”
As such, Malika was happy that Khloe was “very honest about how she feels about every last one of us.”
E! News reached out to Hulu and Khloe but hasn’t received a comment.
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