According to the announcement, the podcast will feature high-profile guests, including her sister, Kourtney Kardashian's ex-partner, Scott Disick.

Khloé Kardashian's new show explores topics like love, healing and happiness as part of X's Originals initiative.

Kardashian is set to launch her video podcast, "Khloé in Wonder Land," on Jan. 8 on X (formerly Twitter).

According to The Hollywood Reporterthe podcast will feature weekly discussions with high-profile guests, including Scott Disick, entrepreneur and ex-partner of her sister Kourtney Kardashian; Jay Shetty, author and host of the "On Purpose" podcast; and motivational speaker and author Mel Robbins.

Episodes will premiere on X for an exclusive 24-hour period before becoming available on other platforms.

Kardashian announced the launch in an interview: "I'm so excited to be partnering with X on this incredible journey. It's amazing to see our idea come to life, and I'm grateful to be able to connect with such inspiring guests like Jay, Mel and Scott – and many more to come."

She added: "This podcast will allow me to explore so many powerful topics, like love, healing and happiness, and X is the perfect platform to share my curiosity and wonder."

Kardashian's podcast is part of X's Originals initiative, which offers creators an exclusive debut window while allowing them to retain full ownership of their content.

In a statement about the collaboration, Brett Weitz, head of content, talent and brand sales at X, shared, "Khloé in Wonderland' is exactly the type of real and unfiltered content that X is proud to support. Her natural personality, curiosity, and direct access to the world will resonate deeply with our global audience."

He added, "We're creating a new platform where Khloé and other creators are empowered to inspire, entertain and celebrate people from all walks of life. It's a perfect example of the kind of partnership X supports as we become a video-first destination."

Max Cutler, founder of PAVE Studios, will executive produce the podcast, which will then be distributed and monetized by Dear Media after its debut.

Ahead of the podcast launch, Kardashian will unveil her signature fragrance, XO Khloé.

"It was something I always wanted to do myself," the Good American co-founder said in an interview with Bustle. "I've worked with my sisters or my ex-husband (Lamar Odom), but I was very nervous to do it on my own. She's very vulnerable. It's a lot of pressure, but I wanted to push my boundaries."

During the chat, the reality TV star reflected on her age, saying entering her 40s was transformative.

"When you're young, you think 40 is so old, and now I'm like, 'Wait - I feel so good!'" I'm in the best shape of my life. I'm doing new things in my career. I'm only 40 for about six months, but it's absolutely the best for some of the things you used to do," Kardashian said.

Kardashian explained how she approached her turning point, admitting that at 39, she "tried to close a lot of chapters."

“I called it a loss — throwing away this decade of my 30s and this energy that I wanted to leave behind. There are so many new things I'm doing in my first year of 40 that I know for sure that my 40s are still going to be freaking amazing," Kardashian revealed.

During the chat, Kardashian also discussed her weight loss journey, revealing that it began during a challenging time in her life.

"My weight loss journey started because I was going through a divorce," she said, referring to her split from Lamar Odom, whom she married in 2009 and split from in 2013.

At the time, the "Kardashian" star was dealing with significant mental health issues and turned to therapy for support.

However, her trust in the process was shattered when her therapist breached doctor-patient confidentiality by revealing private details to a tabloid.

"I remember going to therapy and the next thing I knew, something private I told my therapist was in a tabloid," she recounted.

While Kardashian chose not to reveal the specifics of the leak, she was adamant that it came from her therapist.

"I knew my therapist had leaked this information to a tabloid because there was no way it could have gone there," she added.

This 40-year-old woman said that due to a breach of trust, she completely stopped attending therapy. Instead, she sought solace in the gym, which became her safe haven during this difficult time.

"I needed a release, but I didn't trust anyone anymore. And the place I felt the safest was the gym," Kardashian explained.