The "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star Bruce Jenner leaves his Malibu home after his involvement on a fatal crash that claimed the life of Kim Howe. He was reported to move in an isolated hilltop ranch, X17Online say.
He has been spotted loading some of his personal stuff on his Ford pickup truck since Thursday, and his son Brandon helped him move his other belongings to his new home on Friday.
After leaving his Malibu home, the 65-year-old ex-olympian has stopped filming the reality show which documents his transition into a woman and has no plans to resume anytime soon, reports claim says Daily Mail.
"There is no timetable for when Bruce will resume filming the docuseries," a source revealed to Radar Online.
"Obviously, it's not the priority right now, given the severity of the situation that Bruce is facing. From a public relations standpoint, it would also be in very poor taste to be filming a reality show after Bruce was involved in the crash'
It is also thought the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star is putting his gender reassignment surgery on hold in the wake of the accident.
The source also added that Bruce has put on hold everything after the fatal crash he was involved that killed his Malibu neighbor.
Meanwhile, Pam Mettler speaks about Bruce's docuseries in an interview with Splash News on her Palm Beach, Florida home that she supports her brother like their mother Esther Jenner does.
"Bruce often comes to visit me here. We are best friends. We fully support him. I am very much in contact with Bruce and his people over this," Bruce's brother said.
In a separate interview with Radar Online Esther Jenner first expressed her support to Bruce after finally opening up his transition.
"Right now I am more proud of him for what he's allowing himself to do. I am more proud of him now than when he stood on that podium and put the gold medal around his neck. He deserves all the respect," Esther told Radar Online.
