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In the interview, Bruce Jenner told Diane Sawyer he identifies as a woman and wants to continue using male pronouns. It's our policy to call everyone by the pronouns they prefer,foakleys and so until Bruce tells us differently, we'll use "he" and "his" in our coverage.

Though Bruce Jenner’s family was an integral part of his already-iconic interview with ABC’s Diane Sawyer, one member was markedly missing from the mix: Kris Jenner. While former wives Chrystie Scott and Linda Thompson both issued supportive comments to the networkbest fake oakleys, the reality star is claiming she was never contacted for comment — but ABC says that's not the case.

The brouhaha boiled over when Perez Hilton sent a tweet wondering where Kris Jenner’s voice was in the chorus of support. “ fuck you Perez no one asked me to comment ...and I’m sitting with Bruce now watching this so so let’s keep it real...LOL…” she quickly fired back.

A statement ABC shared with Refinery29 tells a different story. "ABC News sent an email to her publicity team more than once. They called and said no comment." In People, replica oakley sunglasses another statement arrived from Kris Jenner’s side, alleging that a message was sent to her office and she was asked for fact checking but that ultimately “Kris said she was unable to respond because she had not seen the special. She did not say, ‘No comment.’”

One thing is for sure: It wouldn’t be a Kardashian affair without an element of drama in the mix, but — at least in the public eye — Bruce Jenner has received nothing but support and love from the famous clan, including from Kris Jenner herself. “Not only was I able to call him my husband for 25 years and father of my children, I am now able to call him my hero,” she wrote in a tweet following the broadcast. Whatever elsefake oakleys radar is going on here, that’s a statement we’re inclined to believe.