Bruce Jenner Can't Quit Kardashian Reality Show Despite Quest for Privacy? 'He is Under Contract'
Bruce Jenner is reportedly eager to quit "Keeping Up With The Kardashians," but a new report claims he may be forced to resume filming due contractual obligations.
On Thursday insiders revealed that the former Olympic athlete has plans to leave the world of reality TV altogether once filming for the current season of "KUWTK" wraps up. Jenner, 64, reportedly wants a fresh start outside of Hollywood following the breakdown of his marriage to Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner, but this may not be possible due an alleged contract he signed with the E! network.
"Bruce isn't leaving the show and he is still going to be on camera," a source firmly told RadarOnline before pointing out that "He is under contract and he has to film."
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For years viewers have watched Jenner's life played out on the hit reality show and insiders claim he is now ready to live more privately as his kids have become more of a priority. He is hoping to reinvent his life outside of showbiz and ultimately spend time enjoying hobbies such as golfing, family time, flying helicopters and riding motorcycles, according to TMZ.com.
Kris, 58, previously revealed that her estranged husband would in fact take part in filming for the show's upcoming season 10. Jenner himself has not publicly confirmed he will actually return to the show.
"We start filming season ten in January, including Bruce," Kris told E! News.
In October, Jenner announced his separation from Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner, 58, after 22 years of marriage. The estranged couple share two teenage daughters Kendall and Kylie in addition to their respective stepchildren.
Viewers of the family's hit show often saw the pair squabble over petty differences and eventually Jenner moved out of the family's Calabasas mansion and into his own Malibu pad.
"Bruce is tired of having their lives filmed for public consumption," a source said before the couple's separation announcement. "This isn't the first time their marriage has hit a rough patch, but this time it could end in divorce."
