Baseball season is in full swing, for all who celebrate.
Countless parents are well aware, if their kids are out practicing and competing every week. It’s a full-on commitment for all parties involved.
And now, a reality series is launching to spotlight the families who dedicate certain parts of the year to supporting their young baseball stars, courtesy of the one and only Kim Kardashian.
Yes, you read correctly. The reality TV star, 45, who is also a mom of four, is now set to executive produce a show titled Team Moms at Paramount+, Variety reports. It will premiere later this year.
The small-screen project is said to immerse viewers into the Legendary Prep Academy in Scottsdale, Arizona, an intense baseball prep school for kids between 6th and 12th grade that serves as a feeder to Division 1 college scholarships, NIL deals and ultimately MLB fame. The show will follow the coaches, families and teen athletes who comprise the starting lineup for one of the world’s most competitive youth baseball programs, Variety also noted on Thursday, April 2.
Here’s the official logline: “Willing to do whatever it takes for their children to excel at America’s favorite pastime, the intensity of the program is only paralleled by the fervor of its athlete’s parents, who will stop at nothing to ensure their kids make it to the big leagues.”
Natalie Ento is also an executive producer, whose credits include the Ryan Murphy legal drama All’s Fair and her reality program The Kardashians.
Kardashian is also producing and starring in the upcoming Netflix comedy film The Fifth Wheel, and she’s working on the TV projects Group Chat and Calabasas Behind the Gates, according to Variety.
The new baseball series joins Paramount+’s growing slate of unscripted programming, which also features:
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