Caitlyn Jenner, previously Bruce, received overwhelming support after gracing the cover of Vanity Fair.

According to the Us Magazine, the actors of the show, "Transparent," praised the ex-Olympian for her choices. The critically acclaimed drama-comedy features a story of a man in his sixties who finally revealed his true self to his grown family. With Jenner going through the same thing, the cast members want Caitlyn to make a guest appearance in the series.

One of its stars, Melora Hardin, revealed that she would love to have Caitlyn on she show, telling the online magazine, "Oh god, she's incredible, we should, we should try." She also added, "To be that brave - it's just really, it's profound. It's profound and I think the photos are gorgeous."

However, not all celebrities are happy about Bruce's transition. Snoop Dogg, for instance, posted a meme about Caitlyn on Instagram. For the rapper, the world should stop putting too much focus on her transition. Snoop wrote that it's time for some "real news" while acknowledging Akon, who will supply 600 million Africans with solar power. He even went so far as to call Caitlyn "that science project."

Timbaland also posted a meme on his Facebook page, and the text in the photo read, "His momma named him Bruce. Imma call him Bruce."

In an appearance on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart also pointed out why Bruce seemed to be so much better than Caitlyn. He said, "You see, Caitlyn, when you were a man, we could talk about your athleticism, your business acumen. But now you're a woman, which means your looks are really the only thing we care about."

Haters gonna hate, but Caitlyn is doing well as a woman. According to E! News, she is even starring in a new docu-series called "I Am Cait," which will explore her transition and what it means to people in her life, especially with her family. Donald Trump is reportedly considering her as a judge in the upcoming Miss USA or Miss Universe pageant and there have been reports claiming that MAC Cosmetics wants to get Caitlyn as its spokesperson.

Caitlyn's family has also been very supportive and they have expressed their love for her in various mediums, which should be enough for the former olympian. 

"I Am Cait" is set to premiere on Sunday, July 26, at 9PM as an eight-part, one hour docu-series. Check out the first sneak peek below: