We guess the motto that Caitlyn Jenner is learning today is don't burn any bridges, because it might just be someone from your past that could help save your future. The former star of Keeping Up With the Kardashians (KUWTK), and current face of E! series I Am Cait, has found it hard to find success on her own reality series following her transition, and it seems that to help her out the network has enlisted her ex Kris Jenner to save the sinking show. That's right; it seems that in season two, Kris might be coming to the aid of her former lover, who has been losing viewers pretty rapidly on her reality show.
According to Radar Online, I Am Cait's ratings have been strong enough to secure it a second season, but that some changes will be coming for the new episodes. It appears that the network will try to cash in on the KUWTK lead in to help secure a better audience for Jenner's series.
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"I Am Cait is losing viewers every week," a source explained to the news site. "So E! decided that for the second season, it will air after Keeping Up With the Kardashians."
While the ratings come as a blow to Caitlyn, it seems that she has no choice if she wants to keep her reality show going.
"Caitlyn isn't happy that once again, she will be dependent on the Kardashians for success, and she absolutely hates losing to Kris," the insider explained. "Kris has been telling producers at E!, that if she had been involved with I Am Cait from the beginning, it would have been a hit."
Only time will tell if this move will have an impact on I Am Cait, enough to save the struggling show.
UPDATE: According to Gossip Cop it is too early to even decide if I Am Cait will have a second season let alone it's placement in the schedule. The placement following KUWTK was "premature," and "There is no fact supporting," that the Kardashian's will lead into I Am Cait season two according to Gossip Cop.
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