Bruce Jenner Feeling 'Tremendous' After Surgery; Quitting Reality TV?
Bruce Jenner is said to be feeling "tremendous" after undergoing a laryngeal shave procedure and reports claim he is looking forward to starting a new life outside of showbiz.
Last month Jenner, 64, was subject to sex change reports after he underwent surgery to flatten his Adam's apple, btu his estranged wife Kris, 58, recently insisted that the rumors are false. The former Olympic athlete was recently photographed enjoying a post-surgery lunch with his daughters Kylie and Khloe Kardashian in Los Angeles and it was there that he revealed he is doing well.
"'All is great. I'm feeling tremendous,'" Jenner reportedly told his daughters according to HollywoodLife.com.
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Jenner's surgery took place three months after he and Kris announced their separation after 22 years of marriage. A new report claims the reality TV star is preparing to quit the Jenner-Kardashian family's E! reality TV show after the current season as he wants to live a more private life.
While the family has been subject to a number of explosive tabloid reports in recent months, they are said to be closer than ever.
"Khloe also told him how much he means to her," the insider continued. "How he's such an important man, an inspiration in her life and how she supports his decision to leave the show."
For years viewers have watched Jenner's life played out on "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" 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 will spend time enjoying hobbies such as golfing, family time, flying helicopters and riding motorcycles, according to TMZ.com.
"Bruce is tired of having their lives filmed for public consumption," a source previously told RadarOnline.com.
Jenner, who admitted to undergoing a partial face-lift and nose job in the mid-'80s, previously denied that he is undergoing any transition but admitted that he didn't like the way he looked before.
"I just never liked my trachea," he told TMZ.com prior to his surgery.
