Kim Kardashian Executive Produces New Show Focusing on Baseball Moms

Paramount+ will premiere Team Moms: Baseball this September, a reality series executive-produced by Kim Kardashian and the production team behind Love Island. The show centers on seven mothers and their sons enrolled at Legendary Prep Academy in Scottsdale, Arizona, where the boys aim to become professional baseball players.

The series documents the high-stakes environment of youth baseball, with emphasis on parental involvement, sideline tension, and interpersonal conflict among the mothers. Filming captures confrontations involving bullying allegations, team politics, and verbal disputes so intense that editors bleeped out entire segments due to language.

These mothers reside in Scottsdale and are described as having large mansions and larger personalities. Their behavior reflects a widely recognized archetype: sports parents willing to go to great lengths to secure their children’s success. The show draws comparisons to earlier reality formats such as Dance Moms and Cheer Perfection, which similarly spotlight parental ambition and emotional volatility in competitive youth activities.

What makes Team Moms different from past sports reality shows

Unlike prior series focused on dance or cheerleading, Team Moms: Baseball shifts attention to baseball—a sport with distinct cultural expectations around discipline, teamwork, and parental restraint. The premise positions the mothers, not the athletes, as central narrative drivers. Their interactions, rivalries, and public conduct form the core storyline, rather than the athletic development or competition outcomes of the boys themselves.

Viewers have responded with mixed reactions online. Some anticipate the series as compelling, addictive television; others criticize the portrayal of overzealous parenting as harmful to youth sports culture. One X user, @ItsAntWright, summarized the format bluntly: “Find obsessive/competitive individuals. Put a camera in their face. Make them famous. Undefeated reality TV formula.”

The show’s promotional trailer introduces the cast and setting without detailing specific plotlines or outcomes. No further release dates, episode counts, or production timelines beyond the September premiere window are disclosed in the source material.