How to Watch Khloé Kardashian's True Crime Series 'Twisted Sisters'

The Kardashian family is known for a wide variety of talents—or none, depending on who you ask—but one, slightly unexpected turn in interest has led multiple members of the Kardashian family dipping a toe into true crime.

The latest true crime venture is an Investigation Discovery series, Twisted Sisters, which is executively produced by Khloé Kardashian. Now, the show is on its second season with Kardashian behind it, and it seems to come from a personal place. Kardashian, who has four, close sisters, is leading a true-crime series based on sisters who snap. While it's likely not implying a deranged sibling in the Kardashian family, it makes sense for Kardashian, whose fame is linked with her siblings, to endorse something so close to home.

Kardashian explained her connection to the series in a press release from Discovery in July. In it, she said she's a giant true crime fan, so her interest is no surprise. "I am thrilled to be partnering with ID for the new season of Twisted Sisters," she said. "Anyone who knows me understands what a huge true-crime fan I am. This series shows how strong the bonds between sisters really are but how twisted they can become when they're triggered by jealousy."

The show has now aired four episodes, all available to stream on Investigation Discovery. But watching may not be easy for all, as the channel is a special add-on for most cable services.

For Xfinity users, Twisted Sisters will show up as an "On Demand" feature, but without a proper subscription to Investigation Discovery, viewers will be unable to stream it. This was a common problem for Comcast users in late 2018 when the cable provider dropped the channel from many common subscriptions. An Xfinity help thread is flooded with andy customers, who claim they shouldn't have to pay more for the channel, which was once easily accessible.

An Xfinity employee later explained the channel is accessible in the cable "starter pack."

In order to watch the series on any cable network, a basic cable subscription is necessary. Past that, some may need an additional cable package to stream.

As for online alternatives, the first season of Twisted Sisters can be streamed on Hulu. Current episodes can also be streamed on YouTube TV. Both services do cost a subscription fee. Hulu subscriptions range from $5.99 to $11.99 per month, based on advertisements, and YouTube TV is $50 per month. YouTube TV can take the place of a normal subscription service, with over 70 channels.

Kardashian's sister Kim Kardashian West has also taken an interest in true crime. She's currently in law school and wants to support criminal justice reform.