Kim Kardashian has rarely been far from the headlines in 2026, whether it is her appearances at Formula 1 races to support Lewis Hamilton or the ongoing buzz around her business empire. Now, the SKIMS co-founder is adding a new title to her resume: sports reality TV producer.
Kardashian is set to executive produce “Team Moms: Baseball,” a new reality show that will follow a group of parents whose sons attend Legendary Prep Academy, a baseball training school based in Scottsdale, Arizona, devoted to developing the next generation of baseball stars. The show will premiere on Paramount+ on Thursday, September 24.
The series will document the intense world of elite youth baseball, capturing both the action on the field and the drama that unfolds in the stands. Seven families will be featured across the season, each with their own dynamic and personality.
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“We knew immediately there was something special about this world,” Kardashian and fellow executive producer Natalie Ento said in a joint statement to Deadline. “These families are passionate, competitive, and completely all in when it comes to their kids — and sometimes what happens in the stands is just as intense as what happens on the field. That’s what makes Team Moms: Baseball so much fun to watch.”
Alongside Kardashian and Ento, the show is produced by ITV America, Kim Kardashian Productions, and Skydance Sports.
Who Are the Families? The “Team Moms: Baseball” Cast
The show will follow seven families at the heart of the Legendary Prep Academy community, each bringing their own personality and dynamic to the screen.
The Baldri family, Rylee, Dallas, and son Sal, are described as 150% committed to winning at all times, with a glass of wine always close at hand. The Dunmar family, comprising Melanie, Jon, and KJ, promises plenty of sideline drama, with Jon also apparently never one to pass up a pedicure. The Feldhacker family of Heather, Scott, and Stryker is a divorced co-parenting family who make the whole arrangement look effortless, with enough S-names between them to fill a roster.
The Mears family, Trish, Casey, and Hayden, add a motorsport connection of their own, with Casey being a professional race car driver and Trish described as someone for whom baseball is her entire world. The Scoffone family’s Nina, AJ, and Rocco bring the tough love angle, with Nina described as the mom who says what everyone else is thinking, fueled by Pilates and tequila in equal measure.
The Taylor family of Trina, Joey, and Jett are reportedly retired at 40 and the ones most likely to be throwing the party. Rounding out the cast are the Wolcziks, Erin, Tommy, and Cole, where Erin runs the household, Tommy keeps the kids in line, and a successful day is defined as everyone still being alive.
Kim Kardashian’s Evolving Career
The move into sports reality television is the latest chapter in a career that has continued to evolve well beyond Kardashian’s reality TV roots. She got her start on E!’s “Keeping Up with the Kardashians,” which ran for 20 seasons over nearly 14 years, before the family moved to Hulu for “The Kardashians” in 2022. In recent years, she has taken on scripted acting roles in “American Horror Story: Delicate” and the legal drama “All’s Fair,” while simultaneously pursuing her legal studies and expanding her SKIMS brand into a multi-billion-dollar global business through the high-profile NikeSKIMS partnership.
Kardashian’s interest in the world of sport, however, extends well beyond a producer’s chair. The 45-year-old has been a regular presence in the Formula 1 paddock this season, attending the Monaco race and closely following the sport to support Hamilton. The pair, first spotted together at the Super Bowl in February, have since been photographed at dinners in London and a lakeside getaway in Idaho.
A selfie posted by the reality TV star on July 13 alongside the seven-time world champion and her daughter Chicago, captioned “summers at the lake with my favorite people,” sent search traffic around both their names through the roof. The Ferrari driver has since added to the public trail with an Instagram post captioned “Outtakes.” With “Team Moms: Baseball” now in the mix, it is becoming increasingly clear that Kardashian’s world and the world of sport are becoming one and the same.
