Hart to Heart

Season 1

TV-MA

A-list entertainers, athletes and public figures reveal their honest, unfiltered and unexpected true selves over a glass of wine with Kevin Hart. No topic is off-limits as guests open up about careers, family, loss and love.

Where to Watch Hart to Heart • Season 1

11 Episodes

Miley Cyrus
E1
Miley CyrusMiley Cyrus joins Kevin Hart in a heart to heart conversation about her journey and development from the child starring as Hannah Montana to the current acclaimed artist she has become.
Don Cheadle
E2
Don CheadleDon Cheadle opens up about his evolution as an aspiring jazz musician and his early theater work.
Kelly Clarkson
E3
Kelly ClarksonTalk show host and music superstar Kelly Clarkson reflects on her struggles as a young singer and her meteoric rise to stardom; Kevin and Kelly compare notes on parenting and the ups and downs of life on the road.
Cameron Diaz
E4
Cameron DiazCameron Diaz stops by the wine cellar for an in-depth talk about why she left show business, the joy of motherhood and her new career as a winemaker.
Taraji P. Henson
E5
Taraji P. HensonTaraji P. Henson opens up about her early years pursuing her dream in Hollywood as a single mother and the tough choices she had to make along the way.
Jimmy Kimmel
E6
Jimmy KimmelLate night comes to the wine cellar as Jimmy Kimmel stops by for a glass of wine and a chat about the twists and turns in his unpredictable career, from his early days in radio to his role as the host of his own talk show.
Nick Cannon
E7
Nick CannonNick Cannon talks about stand-up, becoming a TV executive in his teens and his growing family.
Bryan Cranston
E8
Bryan CranstonBryan Cranston and Kevin discuss their relationships with their fathers and fatherhood.
John Travolta
E9
John TravoltaJohn Travolta discusses his career and what helped him weather personal and professional setbacks.
Ice Cube
E10
Ice CubeIce Cube on his love of comedy, hiring Black comedians for his films and his role as an activist.
Jay Leno
E11
Jay LenoJay Leno shares his stories of navigating Hollywood and his long tenure at "The Tonight Show"