London, July 2 (ANI): Bristol Palin's five minutes of fame appears to have ended after her much-hyped Lifetime reality show has been dropped from its prime-time slot and replaced with re-runs.
The first four episodes of 'Bristol Palin: Life's A Tripp' attracted less than 750,000 viewers, the Daily Mail reported.
Executives at the Lifetime channel pulled the reality series from its 10pm slot on Tuesdays and banished it to 11pm.
The show, which features former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's daughter, was expected to perform better since it aired after the hugely popular series 'Dance Moms'.
The decision means that the reality show will almost certainly not be picked up for a second series and spells the end of the 21-year-old's TV career.
The show featured 22-year-old Bristol and her three-year-old son, Tripp and centred on their new life in a Los Angeles mansion after moving from the family home in Alaska.
But viewers were not taken by the series with critics saying Palin simply sat by her swimming pool moaning about the problems of being a single mother. (ANI)
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