One of the Kardashian sisters reportedly ready to quit family show 'KUWTK'

Fans are in shock over the possibility of a desertion on their favorite reality show

Keeping Up With The Kardashians has kept America mesmerized since October 2007, but for one of the reality stars, the run may be over.

Kendall Jenner is said to be wanting to opt out of the show and taking herself out of the public eye, inside sources leaked to PopCulture.com on the 27th of March 2018.

Kendal had confided in her parent, Caitlyn Jenner, that she wants to have privacy, and not be followed everywhere by cameras recording her every move.

Kendall Jenner has outstripped top-model Gisele Bundchen as the highest-paid model in the world according to Forbes and is on a meteoric rise in the prestigious high fashion world.

"There's a lot that's happened this past year that's affected me. It started with Kim's armed robbery in Paris, and escalated to my own robbery and experience with a stalker."

Kendall Jenner, PopCulture.com, 27th of March 2018.

Kendall has admitted that a growing sense of anxiety has led to her reducing her involvement in the show and her presence in social media. Last year the model had a debilitating anxiety attack and even admits to stepping back from some of her modeling activities.

Kendal's sister Kylie Jenner also seem to be slowly easing away from the Kardashian clan, or at least from the public event that their lives have become. Kylie kept her pregnancy secret and herself away from the cameras, and only confirmed it after the birth of her child. Her move to Ohio may be a much-needed liberation.

Fans are now wondering if Kendall will follow her sister's example, and opt for as anonymous a life as possible. Kris Jenner has also expressed some concern over her younger daughters' vulnerabilities, and especially Kendall's sensibility which expresses itself as anxiety.

Insiders point out that Kendall, 22, and Kylie, 20, have lived under public scrutiny since their childhood, unlike their older sisters who had some measure of privacy growing up.