The buzz surrounding 65-year-old Bruce Jenner has kept up even after New Year's Day, with current reports suggesting that he seems to be determined in the pursuit of his own reality show.

Well, he was able to put one with "Keeping Up With The Kardashians." But how are odds faring?

Before fireworks took over 2015 skies, Hollywood Life reported that the ex-Olympian already hired a camera crew to follow him around and document his adventures. The rumored show won't be all-Bruce though, as sons Brody and Brandon are reportedly making appearance too.

Yet Bruce's idea was turned down by E!, the Daily Mail noted. Citing information from Us Weekly, the outlet wrote that he has been "meeting with networks" to get his proposed series done. Unfortunately, it may not be possible because E! doubted his ability -- allegedly.

According to the Daily Mail, an unnamed tipster told Us Weekly, "By contract, Bruce has to take any new series to E! first... But they are not interested in him. They don't think Bruce can carry his own show."

"Keeping Up With The Kardashians" airs on the same network.

For those who have kept up with Bruce and his controversial, evolution-like sex change, the idea of his own reality show may not be entirely new.

Earlier in December, we already took note of a Star Magazine source which claimed, "He wants his own reality show, chronicling his transformation into a woman."

"He thinks that a sensitive show, where he is honest about the wonderful changes he's gone through, would be truly groundbreaking -- and a huge change from the staged, game, shows he's had to do with the family in the past," the insider added.

Just recently, Examiner.com noted that Bruce was seen with an "elegant" French manicure while filling up his car at an LA gas station. In the past, he was spotted flaunting his ponytail, diamond earrings and pink nails. He was also rumored to adopt the name "Agnes" beginning this year.

As to what else comes out in Bruce's rumored show, we'll have to we hear more. But Examiner.com noted, reportedly, that the show will "document his sex change transition to a woman."

Sounds like we have a lot to look forward to this year.

Do you think Bruce deserves to have his own reality show? Will ratings keep up with that of the Kardashians'? We'd love to hear your thoughts below.

Missing the younger, athletic Bruce Jenner? Watch him as an Olympian (via Manic Movies) here.

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