Rumors of Bruce Jenner transitioning into a woman have hounded the entertainment news the previous month. It was followed by reports that the ex-Olympian would document his journey in his own spin-off series. However, it seems that it is all rumors as an official from the E! Network has shot down reports that a new show starring Jenner is in the works.
According to USA Today, Jeff Jenkins, the executive producer of the ex-decathlete's current reality show, "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" has denied that a new series is happening for Jenner.
In fact, Jenkins revealed that the 65-year old father is still very much a part of the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" season 10 that would be back on TV this March.
"You will see Bruce on season 10 and beyond that. He is in season 10," said the producer.
He added, "He's in all the way to the very end of it. Beyond that, there is, to my knowledge, no series in production that, as we said, is its own series. That's really the current situation."
Jenkins continued that, "As of right now, there's no 'Keeping Up With Bruce Jenner.'"
Since Jenner officially divorced from his ex-wife of 22 years in 2014, reports have circulated that the reality TV star has decided to go ahead with his plan to become a woman.
The Jenner patriarch also reportedly decided to come up with his own docuseries that would show the whole journey and process, which would be aired on E!, the same network that shows his current reality TV series.
Production of the show was reportedly halted when the 65-year old figured in a car accident that took the life of one woman.
However, a report in Radar Online cited a different reason the spin-off is not happening.
The article noted that Jenner's ex-wife, Kris, is actually moving to block his show from happening.
In a Feb. 12 report on Radar Online, the site said that Jenner was in talks with producers to have his own series that would feature only himself and his kids.
However, a source revealed that his ex-wife is not happy with the idea.
"Kris is livid over this because she knows it will crush 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' in ratings," said the source.
The momager was reportedly "terrified" that Jenner's new show would ruin her new contract with the network, where she was rumored to have been offered $100 million to continue the show for four more years.
Season 10 of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" would hit televisions starting March 15.
