Kim Kardashian
Dec 4, 2022; Inglewood, California, USA; Kim Kardashian and son Saint West watch on the field as players warm up prior to a game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Seattle Seahawks at SoFi Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports
The Kardashian family has become deeply intertwined with sports. One of the younger sisters, Kendall Jenner, was featured in a viral Super Bowl ad this year, and another, and Kim Kardashian, arguably the face of the family, has been romantically linked to athletes such as NBA player Kris Humphries, as well as NFL stars Reggie Bush and Odell Beckham Jr, and is currently dating F1 superstar Lewis Hamilton.
Now, Kardashian is deepening her inroads in the sports community, as she’ll be an executive producer for Team Moms: Baseball, a reality TV series focusing on the parents of the Legendary Preps Academy baseball team in Scottsdale, Arizona.
“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,” Kardashian and executive producer Natalie Ento said of the show, per Deadline. “That’s what makes Team Moms: Baseball so much fun to watch.”
On Wednesday, the first trailer for the show was released.
Kim Kardashian’s docuseries about youth baseball moms, “Team Moms: Baseball,” has released its first trailer.
It will premiere Sept. 24 on Paramount+. pic.twitter.com/876pB5H91r
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) September 9, 2026
“This is actually sickening”
Somewhat unsurprisingly, the trailer and Kardashian’s involvement in the show didn’t debut to rave reviews.
“I can’t think of a better encapsulation of everything wrong with youth sports than Kim fucking Kardashian turning youth baseball parents into reality TV,” Yahoo Sports’ Kendall Baker posted on X.
“Oh, nothing just the worst of our society,” posted Barstool Sports’ Cons.
“This is actually sickening,” baseball reporter Cody Decker wrote.
“I’d rather watch a documentary on actual baseball moms who sit under blankets in freezing rain cheering their sons on in meaningless games with coolers, snacks, running GameChanger and scoreboards, complaining about the ump, and planning team dinners & celebrations,” one fan added.
“Deeply evil reality show concept,” Semafor’s Josh Billinson opined.
Team Moms: Baseball officially premieres on Sept. 24 on Paramount+.
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