With its "finger lickin' good" slogan and iconic imagery, KFC has become one of the world's leading fast food brands.
The company has been going since 1952, and is in hundreds of countries around the world.
Like a lot of huge companies, KFC has had a lot going on in its 72 years of existence.
It was even a victim of a bizarre conspiracy theory which claimed it had to change its name due to the chicken it used for its meals being a mutant variety with numerous wings and two heads.
KFC is the second-largest restaurant chain after McDonald's.
There are more than 24,000 restaurants in more than 145 countries and territories.
It supports a lot of charities
The KFC Foundation, established by franchisees, supports various charitable initiatives, including scholarships and community grant programs, reflecting the company's commitment to giving back.
It embraces technology
The company is at the forefront of using technology in its services.
It has tested autonomous vehicles and even uses facial recognition software in China to try to predicts customer's orders.
There's an autobiography of Colonel Sanders
KFC released a previously unpublished autobiography of Colonel Sanders in 2014, which he had written in the 1960s.
It offers a glimpse into his life and some cooking tips.
KFC supports environmental initiatives
The company has launched various sustainability initiatives, including transitioning to more sustainable packaging options and committing to sourcing chickens raised without antibiotics important to human medicine in some markets.
