“But I don’t doubt that they will walk away feeling a little more empathetic and understanding of our lives and our families”. “It’s shocking to me to see the struggles that are out there”. Blossom is an HRC volunteer. Jenner also volunteers to pay for Blossom to go to school.
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After one of Caitlyn’s new friends, LGBT activist Jenny Boylan, spoke with Ronda about her increasing distance from Caitlyn, Jenny speaks with Cait and explains that she might be in something she calls the “pink cloud”.
The reality star, who turns 18 today, has already purchased her own home, designed multiple fashion lines along with sister Kendall Jenner and graced the cover of major magazines like Teen Vogue.
In her confessional Jenner explains,”I am really enjoying the peace and quiet up here”. Has the Kardashian momager finally forgiven her former Olympian husband?
So Caitlyn’s stance on her sexuality is shifting, and she’s changed a lot in the three episodes of “I Am Cait” thus far.
Even after winning the ESPYS Arthur Ashe Award for Courage she hasn’t slowed down! It will be her first public appearance and she’s nervous to accept the award in front of so many macho male athletes.
It wouldn’t have surprised anyone if she had gone all out Saturday night. Anyone else think she’s now the spitting image of singer and BFF Pia Mia? Vote in our poll and tell us how you feel! In last week’s episode Jenner revealed to her friends she had never wore a bathing suit before because she wasn’t ready to “expose” herself. Unfortunately, her older brother Rob didn’t attend the natal day affair.
Caitlyn Jenner felt “freeing” wearing a swimsuit.
Thankfully, Cait’s fears are quickly put to rest when the ladies cheer for her as she enters the pool.
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A source said: “Caitlyn had no idea that her comments would create such a furore”. We can argue all we want that it doesn’t suit her or looks fake or too grown-up for a teenage girl, but there’s no denying she’s got the Kardashian look down pat. I’m a trans health advocate and I want to develop resources and mentorships for them.
