After more than a decade of laughter, recipes, and friendship, Food Network has confirmed that its long-running talk-and-cooking series The Kitchen will officially close its doors this December.
The popular weekend staple, co-hosted by Katie Lee Biegel, Sunny Anderson, Jeff Mauro, and Geoffrey Zakarian, will air its final episode on December 13, 2025, bringing an end to an impressive 40-season run.
Biegel took to Instagram to thank fans for their unwavering support:
“This show has been one of the greatest joys of my life,” she wrote. “Thank you to everyone who’s cooked, laughed, and tuned in with us over the years.”
Since its debut in 2014, The Kitchen has become a Food Network favorite, blending approachable recipes with warm banter and personal stories from its hosts. The series earned high marks for its family-friendly tone and its ability to make culinary TV feel like a conversation around the table.
Food Network executives described the show’s finale as a “celebration of everything The Kitchen brought to viewers — comfort, creativity, and community.” While no replacement series has been announced, insiders say the network plans to continue developing lifestyle content with the show’s signature hosts.
As The Kitchen prepares its final serving, fans are already expressing gratitude for what it represented: friendship, good food, and the joy of cooking together.
Sources: People, Food Network Official Release, Deadline
