Kris Jenner Out As Bruce Jenner's Manager

Bruce Jenner is severing all professional ties with his ex wife Kris. He reportedly fired the manager for his new E show, which would detail his transition into a woman.

Sun (via the Mirror UK) reports that Bruce does not want his ex managing him anymore, especially as a reality series that would document his journey from man to woman.. Bruce’s publicist and representative for Kris Jenner Communications also confirmed the two are no longer working together. According to the source of Sun news paper, Bruce does not want to managed anymore because Kris can be controlling. ""Kris is as you see on the show - bossy, nosey and controlling. She didn't want to relinquish control because it makes it harder for her to sort out fees for Keeping Up With The Kardashians."

They might not be working anymore but this does not mean things are bad between them. Kris Jenner herself slammed reports that she is unaccepting of Bruce’s transition and even tweeted that they were watching the Diane Sawyer special together when it aired on Apr. 24. The special covers a comprehensive interview of Bruce’s feelings on his transition, his struggles with it and many more topics. At the end of the show, viewers were able to confirm that, after months of speculations and rumours, for “all intents and purposes,” the gold Olympian is a woman.

The family’s reality show, “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” would also release a two-part special wherein all the attention would be on Bruce’s revelation that he is a woman and the whole family’s reaction to the news. The conversations between Bruce and the family members over his identity would be shown. "The specials will also explore each family member's struggle to process his or her own feelings as they all work through hearing from Bruce directly about finally living life as the person he has always known himself to be," the news release stated. A clip from the said episode showed a teary Kris claiming she sometimes feel all of her memories with him did not exist.

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