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Kris Jenner On The End Of Keeping Up With The Kardashians
It’s been almost a decade and a half since Keeping Up With the Kardashians changed the course of reality TV and its run is finally ending in 2021 with Season 20, as star Kim Kardashian recently shared in a lengthy Instagram post.
Why now? Kris Jenner attempted to explain the decision behind ending the show in a recent interview with series creator Ryan Seacrest.
The momager said that it’s just “the right time,” while phoning in to On Air With Ryan Seacrest.
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Kris gave a rather simple answer, saying, “I think the number 20, well it used to sound good until 2020, but the number 20, it just seemed like the right time.”
She’s looking forward to the opportunity to “take a minute and breathe and [for] everybody [to] slow down a bit. Not slow down professionally, but…figure out what our next steps are.”
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“We had to tell the crew yesterday, so we were all crying.”
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According to Kris, “Khloé…is probably the one who is taking it the hardest and really hasn’t stopped crying since we announced.”
As for whether Kris has fully processed it, she says she “really hasn’t.”
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“I woke up and was in the gym at 5 o’clock with Khloé and Kim and we just kind of sat there and looked at each other and said, ‘Whoa, what a ride.’ It was quite the morning.”
“It’s funny, when we talked yesterday, I kinda had my wits about me and I thought I was really strong. And, you know, this is the right decision,” Kris said. “Today I wake up and I was thinking about the first time you and I ever did an interview on the air, and I was so excited and so nervous.”
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Kris ended by calling Keeping Up With the Kardashians the “best home movies we’ll ever be able to produce,” adding that they’re “grateful for every single moment.”
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You can catch the Season 19 premiere of Keeping Up With the Kardashians Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. on E!
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It’s officially been 20 years today since rom-com classic The Wedding Planner came out.
So in honor of the film’s anniversary, I have compiled a list of all the actors then and now!
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Jennifer Lopez as Mary
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At age 51, J.Lo is still killing the game. In 2019, she generated Oscar buzz after an amazing performance in Hustlers, and in 2020, she performed with Shakira at the Super Bowl. Most recently, you probably saw her perform a flawless “This Land is Your Land/Let’s Get Loud” mashup at the Inauguration.
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Matthew McConaughey as Steve
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Since The Wedding Planner, McConaughey has appeared in numerous films, including Dallas Buyers Club, for which he won an Oscar. Currently, he’s working on reprising his role as Buster Moon in the Sing sequel.
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Bridgette Wilson-Sampras as Fran
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Following a busy career in the ’90s, Wilson-Sampras stopped appearing in films altogether in 2008. However, it looks like she returned to performing to voice Sonya Blade in Mortal Kombat 11!
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Judy Greer as Penny
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Greer, queen of the rom-com, has about a million projects in the works, including two more installments in the Halloween franchise. She’s also voiced characters on Family Guy and Archer for over a decade, and she recently acted in Jim Carrey’s series Kidding and the film Where’d You Go, Bernadette.
5.
Justin Chambers as Massimo
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You probably know Chambers best from Grey’s Anatomy, on which he portrayed Alex Karev for 15 years — though last year, he decided to leave the show.
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Alex Rocco as Salvatore
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After a long, illustrious career in which Rocco appeared in The Godfather and shows such as Mad About You, The Simpsons, and Episodes, he passed away in 2015 at the age of 79.
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Joanna Gleason as Mrs. Donolly
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Gleason is a Tony Award winning actress and singer who most recently appeared in Sofa Shakespeare and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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Charles Kimbrough as Mr. Donolly
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Perhaps best known for playing Jim Dial on Murphy Brown, Kimbrough reprised his role in the 2018 revival. He also voiced one of the gargoyles (Victor) in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
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Kathy Najimy as Geri
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Possibly most loved for playing Mary Sanderson in Hocus Pocus, Najimy is set to appear in the sequel. She’s also appeared in a ton of TV series and films in the last few years, including Veep and Dumplin’.
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Frances Bay as Dottie
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Before Bay died in 2011, she appeared in so many classics, including The Karate Kid, Happy Gilmore, and Inspector Gadget. Prior to her death, she was playing Ginny Freehold on The Middle.
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Kevin Pollak as Dr. John Dojny
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Pollak has had recent recurring roles on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Mom, and Billions. Back in the day, he appeared in famous films such as The Whole Nine Yards, The Usual Suspects, and A Few Good Men.
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Fred Willard as Basil St. Mosely
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Willard was a comedy staple for decades, appearing in films such as This Is Spinal Tap, Anchorman, and Best In Show. Before his death last May, he had a recurring role on Modern Family (above) and Space Force.
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And finally, Lou Myers as Burt
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Myers passed away in 2013 at the age of 76. His last role (pictured above) was in Dreams, following a role in It’s Kind of A Funny Story, but you might remember him as Vernon Gaines from A Different World.
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We recently asked the members of the BuzzFeed Community to tell us what age gap between a teen actor and the actor who played their love interest surprised them. Here are some of their eye-opening responses:
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Hilary Duff was 15 when she filmed A Cinderella Story with Chad Michael Murray, who was 22.
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In High School Musical, Corbin Bleu (Chad) was 16 during the filming of the first movie, but Monique Coleman (Taylor) was 25.
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Shay Mitchell was 22 and Sasha Pieterse was 14 when they started filming Pretty Little Liars.
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Sasha Pieterse was also 14 when her character had a fling with 26-year-old Ryan Merriman on Pretty Little Liars.
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Maitreyi Ramakrishnan (Devi) was 17 while filming Never Have I Ever, and Darren Barnet (Paxton) was 28.
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In Shameless, Cameron Monaghan was 17 when he was cast as Ian, and Noel Fisher was 26 when he was cast as Mickey.
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Also in Shameless, even though there was supposed to be an age gap between the characters, Cameron Monaghan was only 17 when his onscreen love interest, Pej Vahdat, was nearly 30.
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Chloë Grace Moretz and Jamie Blackley are six years apart and played love interests in If I Stay. She was 16 and he was 22.
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Keira Knightley was 18 when Love Actually was filmed and she had two much older men in love with her.
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Keira Knightley was 17 and Orlando Bloom was 25 when filming Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.
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“That one surprised me because I thought they were the same age until recently!”
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Jared Leto and Claire Danes were on My So-Called Life. He is eight years older and would have been around 22 when the show was on, while she was around 15.
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Emmy Rossum was only 17 in Phantom of the Opera, while Gerard Butler was 33 and Patrick Wilson was 30.
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“I love that movie, but when I learned that, I was grossed out.”
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Madison Reyes from Julie and the Phantoms is only 16, while Charles Gillespie is 22.
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In Starstruck, Danielle Campbell was around 15 years old and Sterling Knight was around 20 years old.
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Melissa Gilbert was 15 and Dean Butler was 23 in Little House on the Prairie when the show first introduced his character Almanzo.
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“I know the real Laura and Almanzo had a big age gap, but if there was ever a time to take liberties with the facts, that was it!”
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And in Everything Sucks, Sydney Sweeney was nearly 20 and she made out with Peyton Kennedy, who was 13.
What’s an age gap that surprised you between a teen actor and the actor playing their love interest? Let us know in the comments!
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