Eminem’s Explosive Comeback: The Eminem Show Podcast Drops with Kim Scott as Shock Guest Star!

In a move that has sent shockwaves through the music world, rap legend Eminem has left fans reeling with the bombshell announcement that The Eminem Show is making a triumphant return—not as a chart-topping album, but as a raw, unfiltered podcast!

The revelation, dropped on August 15, 2025, via Eminem’s social media and Shady Records’ website, has sparked a frenzy, with die-hard Stans flooding X with tearful reactions and speculation.

But the real jaw-dropper?

Eminem’s ex-wife, Kim Scott, will appear as a guest on the debut episode, marking their first public collaboration in over two decades since the gut-wrenching track Cleanin’ Out My Closet tore open their tumultuous history. This is the reunion no one saw coming, and it’s got the internet in a chokehold!

The original The Eminem Show, released in 2002, is a hip-hop masterpiece that sold over 27 million copies worldwide and earned a Diamond certification from the RIAA. Packed with hits like Without Me, Sing for the Moment, and the deeply personal Cleanin’ Out My Closet, it laid bare Eminem’s struggles with fame, family, and his volatile relationship with Kim.

Now, 23 years later, Marshall Mathers is flipping the script, transforming the iconic album into a podcast that promises to peel back the curtain on his life like never before. According to a press release from Shady Records, the podcast will dive into “the real stories behind the music, untold truths, and a no-holds-barred look at the highs and lows of Eminem’s journey.”

Fans are already buzzing that this could be the most candid Eminem has ever been.

The announcement alone was enough to set X ablaze, with posts like, “EMINEM SHOW PODCAST?! I’M CRYING, THIS IS EVERYTHING #StanForever” and “Kim Scott on the mic with Em?! My heart can’t handle this! ” racking up thousands of likes. But it’s Kim’s guest appearance that has truly ignited a firestorm.

The former high school sweethearts, who met in 1988 when Kim was 13 and Eminem was 15, endured a rollercoaster romance that inspired some of his most controversial lyrics. From the violent imagery of Kim to the raw pain of Cleanin’ Out My Closet, where Eminem aired his grievances about their relationship and his troubled childhood, their story has been a lightning rod for drama.

Kim even sued Eminem in 2001 for “intentional infliction of emotional distress” over the song Kim, which depicted her in a brutal light. Their two marriages (1999–2001 and 2006) ended in divorce, and Kim’s struggles with addiction and a 2021 suicide attempt have kept her out of the spotlight—until now.

Sources close to the podcast, reportedly produced in collaboration with SiriusXM and Shady Records, say Kim’s appearance will be a “game-changer.” “This isn’t just a publicity stunt,” an insider told The Sun. “Marshall and Kim have worked hard to reach a place of peace for their kids, and this podcast is about healing and honesty.”

The debut episode, set to drop on September 10, 2025, will feature the ex-couple reflecting on their past, their co-parenting journey with daughter Hailie Jade, adopted daughter Alaina, and adopted child Stevie, and how they’ve moved forward.

Eminem, now 52, and Kim, 50, have both spoken publicly about their amicable co-parenting relationship in recent years, with Kim telling The Sun in 2023, “We’re close friends, just trying to raise our kids together.” But seeing them share a platform is a seismic shift, especially after Eminem’s 2017 track Bad Husband offered a rare apology to Kim for his past lyrics.

Fans are losing it over the prospect of hearing Kim’s side of the story. “Kim Scott on The Eminem Show podcast?! I need to hear her truth after all these years!” one X user posted. Another wrote, “If Em and Kim can sit down and talk after everything, there’s hope for us all. I’m sobbing .”

The emotional weight of their reunion is amplified by recent family milestones—Hailie’s 2024 wedding to Evan McClintock, where both parents were present, and the birth of their grandson, Elliot Marshall, in March 2025. Eminem walking Alaina down the aisle at her 2023 wedding also showed their commitment to family unity, despite their rocky past.

The podcast promises more than just Kim’s episode. Teasers hint at guests like Dr. Dre, 50 Cent, and even Hailie, who’s carved her own path with her Just a Little Shady podcast. Topics will range from Eminem’s sobriety journey to behind-the-scenes stories from 8 Mile and his 2024 album The Death of Slim Shady.

But Kim’s appearance is the undeniable hook, with fans speculating whether she’ll address the pain caused by songs like Kim or her battles with depression and addiction. “Kim’s been through hell, and so has Marshall,” a source told People. “This is their chance to set the record straight and show their kids—and the world—they’ve grown.”

Critics, however, are skeptical. Some X users question if this is a cash grab, with one posting, “Eminem doesn’t need to drag Kim back into the spotlight for clout. Let her live!” Others worry about reopening old wounds, given Kim’s private life and past struggles.

In a 2016 interview on Mojo in the Morning, Kim revealed how Eminem supported her after a 2015 DUI incident, saying, “He’s been real supportive. We’re just trying to make it as normal for [our kids] as possible.” Her 2021 hospitalization after a suicide attempt raised concerns, but recent reports suggest she’s in a better place, focusing on her work as a children’s book illustrator.

The podcast’s format, described as a mix of storytelling, interviews, and “shady” commentary, is poised to capitalize on Eminem’s knack for raw honesty. With SiriusXM’s backing, production quality is expected to be top-notch, and early buzz suggests it could rival Just a Little Shady in popularity.

As fans count down to the premiere, the question on everyone’s mind is: Will this be the closure Eminem and Kim need, or will it stir up more drama? One thing’s for sure—The Eminem Show podcast is already the hottest ticket in hip-hop, and the world is watching.