Sometimes, you have to wonder how much the E! Network is going to keep up with the Kardashian-Jenner clan, because if you think they're going to keep mum about a former Olympian's transition from male to female, you're very wrong.

Mashable noted that E! Will be airing a Bruce Jenner special next month which an NBC Universal Spokesperson described as something that "captures intimate family conversations where his transition and what it means for those relationships is discussed."

This could be one of Kris Jenner's propaganda to propelling her family's social status, well, maybe. Or maybe she's saving all her reactions for this one. After all, as Mashable recalled, none of the Kardashians appeared on Bruce's Diane Saywer "20/20" special, which aired only last Friday night, though other member's of Bruce's family did, including his mother, sister, ex-wives (sans Kris), and children from his first two marriages.

In the special titled "Bruce Jenner: The Interview" he openly admitted his transition, saying, "For all intents and purposes, I am a woman." This confirmation came several months after media went berserk about his changing appearance, something that the reality TV star admitted to have been difficult. He shared, "My whole life has been getting me ready for this. It's not just the last few years where they've been treating me as a joke."

So if the Diane Sawyer special already happened, what is this one for? According to Cosmopolitan, E! Officials were not happy about Bruce's big reveal taken away from them, especially since they invested a lot on the family with their TV show empire, so while Diane's interview was about Bruce's transition in general, E!'s version will showcase the reactions of the Kardashian family, including Kim, Khloe, Kourtney, Kendall, Kylie, and even Scott Disick, who was reportedly the least supportive about Bruce's decision. And most of all, there's Kris, ready to make the most out of her moments as the most recent ex wife.

Not that we haven't heard about any of their reactions before, though. Kim seemed to be the most accepting about Bruce's decision to transition, and the former Olympian himself confirmed that. According to him, Kim has been "the easiest to talk to about it."

Not that it came easy for her. According to Hollywood Life, Kim was tight-lipped about the news when she first found out (with Bruce caught wearing a dress, no less) but came around after she had a talk with her husband, Kanye West. During the tell-all interview Bruce shared that Kanye spoke to Kim, telling her, "Look, I can be married to the most beautiful woman in the world, and I am. I can have the most beautiful little daughter in the world, and I have that. But I'm nothing if I can't be me; if I can't be true to myself, they don't mean anything."

There's going to be more about that, with the stories of their road to acceptance at the Karashian special for sure, but does Bruce's transition really warrant another round of airtime?