Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker have faced criticism from fans for using what they describe as "old footage" in their upcoming Hulu and Disney+ wedding special, Til Death Do Us Part. The documentary, set to air on 13 April, promises never-before-seen details of the couple's three wedding ceremonies last year.
After the trailer dropped on Tuesday, fans accused the pair of recycling content they had already shared on social media. One wrote: "It's just going to be them making out the whole time. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy for them but take a break!" Another added: "So boring… we seen everything about the wedding."
Despite the backlash, the special precedes the third season of The Kardashians, which begins on 25 May. In the trailer, Kourtney describes the footage as "our personal archive that we're sharing with the world," while Travis admits he struggled with his vows.
The couple held three ceremonies in 2022: a spur-of-the-moment Vegas wedding with an Elvis impersonator, a legally binding ceremony in Santa Barbara, and a grand finale in Portofino, Italy. The Italian wedding featured a custom Dolce & Gabbana mini-dress and was attended by the entire Kardashian family and celebrity guests.
Since then, the pair have been open about their attempts to have a child together. The upcoming season of The Kardashians is expected to cover Kim's break-up with Pete Davidson and ongoing issues with Kanye West.
