After exciting a lot of people with the potential showcased by her high-rated turn on Dancing With the Stars -- and the accompanying media circus -- Bristol Palin may not actually be cut out for reality television.
The 21-year-old daughter of former Alaskan governor Sarah Palin debut her new Lifetime show to rather bleak numbers last week -- and now the network is moving her out of the time period.
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Lifetime confirms to The Hollywood Reporter that Life's a Tripp will now air at 11 p.m. on Tuesdays, an hour after its broadcast of the first two weeks. In its place, the network will air encores of the considerably more successful Dance Moms.
Life's a Tripp, which follows Palin and her son's lives in Los Angeles, debuted to just 726,000 viewers before sinking to 586,000 in its second week.
Adding insult to injury, Palin and Life's a Tripp producers now face a lawsuit from co-stars of her unrealized reality series for BIO. Brothers Christopher and Kyle Massey, the latter being one of Palin's Dancing With the Stars castmates, claim the Lifetime series was their idea.
And that's not much to brag about right now.
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