Kim Kardashian West Revealed Why She Cried So Much Over the Show Ending of KUWTK

Following 14 years of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the Kardashian-Jenners, at last, bailed, reporting in September that they will end the show in 2021. Kim Kardashian West conceded that it was an exceptionally emotional choice. 

Skims founder, Kim Kardashian took to Instagram to share her contemplations on the choice, offering her thanks for the show dispatching her profession. "It is with crushing sadness that we've settled on the troublesome choice as a family to bid farewell to Keeping Up with the Kardashians, she composed. 

She kept, clarifying, "After what will be 14 years, 20 seasons, many scenes and various side project shows, we are past appreciative to every one of you who've watched us for these years through the fun occasions, the terrible occasions, the joy, the tears, and the numerous connections and youngsters. We'll perpetually love the superb recollections and innumerable individuals we've met en route." 

"Much obliged to you to the great many people and organizations that have been a piece of this experience and, in particular, an exceptionally unique thank you to Ryan Seacrest for having faith in us, E! for being our accomplice, and our creation group at Bunim/Murray, who've spent endless hours reporting our lives," Kim noted. "Our last season will air ahead of schedule one year from now in 2021." 

The tv star Kim Kardashian additionally shared how the show made an easily recognized name. "Without Keeping Up with The Kardashians, I wouldn't be the place where I am today. I'm so staggeringly appreciative to every individual who has watched and upheld me and my family these previous 14 unimaginable years," she composed. "This show made us what our identity is and I will be perpetually underwater to every individual who assumed a part in forming our professions and changing our lives for eternity."