Kim Kardashian rocked by bombshell new doc as Caitlyn Jenner exposes famous family for Sky

THE KARDASHIANS could go to war with Caitlyn Jenner over her explosive new docuseries.

The former head of the Kardashian clan – who divorced from ‘momager’ Kris in 2014 – has signed up for the series which puts the family under the microscope.

Kim Kardashian with Caitlyn Jenner, who was previously known as BruceCredit: Getty

Khloe, Kim and Kourtney Kardashian with Kris, Kylie and Kendall JennerCredit: Alamy
The controversial new Sky show will look at whether the Kardashians are the inspirations millions of fans hail them as, or just like other run-of-the-mill reality stars.

An insider revealed: “Millions of fans see the Kardashians as people to aspire to be like, but this new programme will unpick whether these women are just selling a superficial fairytale.

“Caitlyn could rock the boat with the Kardashians by agreeing to sign up to the series just with the suggestion that the family is full of untalented and morally bankrupt reality stars.

“She’s due to give an exclusive interview and offer up her insight from an insider’s perspective, alongside never before seen footage of the Kardashians.”

Sky are set to announce the show, which does not yet have a transmission date, tomorrow.

It’s not the first time that Caitlyn has risked the wrath of the Kardashians on TV.

She appeared on the UK series of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here – and was quick to name drop her famous daughters Kylie and Kendall, and their older sisters Kim, Kourtney and Khloe.

But the star, who was previously known as Bruce Jenner before coming out as transgender, failed to address the bitter divorce with former wife Kris.

Shortly after transition, Caitlyn hit out at Kris and the Kardashian family, accusing Kris of making her feel “weak and inferior” throughout their marriage.

She told Vanity Fair that the last year of their marriage was an “acrimonious misery” as Kris knew that Caitlyn had always wanted to be a woman – a claim Kris denies.

Their feud hit its peak in 2017, when the momager blasted Caitlyn as “very mean-spirited” and dubbed her memoir “inaccurate”.

Later, in one episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Kris hit back: “I really tried hard to improve the relationship and spend a little bit of time, thinking maybe there’s something here that I’m not seeing.

“I’ve done nothing but open up my home and my heart to a person who doesn’t give a s**t. So, I’m done.”

At the time, daughter Kim spoke out and said there was no chance the pair would ever speak again – but the pair settled their differences and enjoyed Christmas together.

Matt and Em plaly blinder

EMMA and Matt Willis have become telly’s new golden couple after being booked by Netflix to helm one of its hit dating shows.

The former Big Brother host and her ex-Busted star husband will co-present Love Is Blind UK for the streaming giant.

Emma and Matt Willis have become telly’s new golden couple after being booked by Netflix to helm one of its hit dating showsCredit: Getty
The dating show, which has run in various formats across the globe, sees singletons try to find a match without meeting face to face.

Emma and Matt – who won over audiences on recent BBC documentary Matt Willis: Fighting Addiction and ITV’s Cooking With The Stars – will help match up contestants.

A source revealed: “Emma and Matt caught the attention of show bosses following their documentary about Matt’s addiction battle – this was later boosted by Cooking With The Stars.

“They were perfect for Love Is Blind UK, but still had competition from famous couples, including Marvin and Rochelle Humes.”

Love Is Blind has had three successful seasons in the US and spin-offs around the world.

The UK version will air on Netflix in 2024.

PRIME Video has signed up Taylor Swift to boost its new thriller.

The singer has re-recorded one of her biggest hits, Look What You Made Me Do, for new series Wilderness, which airs on September 15.

The drama stars Oliver Jackson-Cohen and Jenna Coleman.

Posh is back in Vogue

VICTORIA BECKHAM is set to appear in a new series going behind the scenes of fashion bible Vogue.

The ex-Spice Girls star and clothes designer was announced as one of the big names giving their insights on the magazine for new Disney+ show, In Vogue.

Posh, who has fronted many of the mag’s covers, will be joined by other fashion faces including Kim Kardashian, Stella McCartney and Tom Ford.

There will also be interviews with US Vogue editor Anna Wintour, as well as former Editor-in-Chief of British Vogue, Edward Enninful.

A show synopsis teases: “The series will showcase rare archives from key figures in the industry.”

Victoria will also appear in the upcoming Netflix series about her ex-footballer husband David.

BIG Brother has dropped the biggest hint yet that a celebrity series will be part of the reboot.

Head of Reality TV and ITV2, Paul Mortimer, confirmed there will be at least two series of the show, which will return this autumn.

He said: “It will be a hit.

“It’s looking fantastic.

“The house looks amazing.”

Coleen’s Wagatha tears

COLEEN ROONEY is seen fighting back the tears in her upcoming “Wagatha” doc as she describes her epic court battle with Rebekah Vardy.

At the Edinburgh TV Festival, Disney+ showed a clip from the three-parter which is due to air this autumn, called Coleen: The Real Wagatha Story.

Coleen Rooney is seen fighting back the tears in her upcoming ‘Wagatha’ docCredit: PA
In the clip Coleen is talking with lawyers when it appeared she may struggle to back up her Wagatha claims in the libel case.

She is heard saying: “There’s not a lot I can do unless I back down is there?”

Coleen adds: “It was just constantly on my mind.”

In another clip husband Wayne seems to be warning her that she’s suffering by going through the court case.

She said: “He looked at me and said ‘you’re just not you any more  . . . you look sick.’”

NETFLIX has announced that it is releasing two new documentaries about World War Two.

Einstein And The Bomb will explore Albert Einstein’s complex relationship with Nazi Germany, the atom bomb and the aftermath of the attack on Japan.

While six-parter World War II: From The Frontlines sees rare war footage restored and colourised to plunge the viewer into the heart of the battle.

The series is due for release later this year.