Kim Kardashian shows off first look at season two of Hulu show & rocks her blonde hair in behind-the-scenes interview

KIM Kardashian has given fans their first look at season two of the family’s Hulu show.

She rocked her new blonde hair for a behind-the-scenes interview.

Taking to her Instagram stories, 41-year-old Kim gave followers a surprise first look at season two of The Kardashians.

The brief clip revealed her confessional look, which featured a black Balenciaga halterneck top and long platinum blonde locks.

The figure-hugging outfit showcased her tiny waist as she scrolled on her phone.

A cameraman could be heard instructing her: “Kim, look forward so you can see.”

As she gazed toward the lens, she revealed her plump nude lips and simple-yet-effective glam.

But keeping her fans guessing, the reality star did not share any further information about the clip.

The Kardashians is currently airing season one on Hulu, and has showcased the aftermath of her split from Kanye West, 44.

Season two may reveal more about her developing romance with Pete Davidson, 28.

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However, this sneak peak isn’t the first time that fans have seen Kim’s new bleach blonde look.

She first showcased her platinum do at the Met Gala, when she shocked fans by turning up in Marilyn Monroe’s $5m dress.

The SKIMS mogul even revealed that she had to lose 16 pounds to fit into the item, which the late actress was sown into for John F Kennedy’s birthday celebration in 1962.

Following her old-Holywood inspired stunt, Kim revealed her long blonde locks at her son Pslam’s third birthday party.

However, not everyone is a fan of the new look, and some fans have even accused her of wearing a wig.

Kim shares North, eight, Saint, six, Chicago, four, and Psalm, three, with her ex-husband, who has had difficulty seeing her move on with her new SNL-star boyfriend.

Despite Ye’s protests, Pete was recently told by the mom-of-four to get a place in LA, so they could make their bicoastal romance easier given their busy schedules.