Caitlyn Jenner's "I Am Cait" reality series has been canceled by E! after two seasons.
According to Deadline, the documentary series, which followed Jenner as she fully transitioned into being a woman, has failed to maintain high ratings despite launching in July of 2015 with 2.73 million viewers.
Newer Season 2 episodes have struggled with a few only reaching 500,000 total viewers.
"After 2 amazing seasons of @IAmCait, it's time for the next adventure. Thank you E! & thank you to the best girlfriends I could ask for!" the reality star wrote on Twitter Tuesday confirming the cancellation.
"We are incredibly proud of the two seasons of I Am Cait, a groundbreaking docuseries that sparked an important and unprecedented global conversation about transgender people, their struggles and triumphs," the E! Network added in a statement before mentioning how Jenner would be returning to her reality television roots.
"Caitlyn and E! have mutually decided not to move forward with another season at this time. She will always remain a part of the E! family, and we look forward to continue following her journey as she appears on 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians,'" the statement continues.
In addition to joining the Kardashian/Jenner clan on television more, the 66-year-old is also set to appear on Season 3 of Amazon's "Transparent."