Two-time Olympic gold medalist Caitlyn Jenner and her live-in manager since 2018 – Sophia Hutchins – grabbed Easter take-out from Kristy’s Village Cafe in Malibu’s Trancas Country Market on Sunday morning.
Neither the 24-year-old LumaSol CEO nor the 70-year-old transgender trailblazer wore disposable gloves or cloth face masks as recommended by the Center for Disease Control on April 3.
Los Angeles County’s stay-at-home order was extended through May 15 due to the 8,889 confirmed COVID-19 cases in LA, which has led to 267 deaths as of Sunday – according to Johns Hopkins University.
Inseparable: Two-time Olympic gold medalist Caitlyn Jenner (R) and her live-in manager since 2018 – Sophia Hutchins (L) – grabbed Easter take-out from Kristy’s Village Cafe in Malibu’s Trancas Country Market on Sunday morning
Platonic gal pals: Neither the 24-year-old LumaSol CEO (L) nor the 70-year-old transgender trailblazer (R) wore disposable gloves or cloth face masks as recommended by the Center for Disease Control on April 3
Once safely back inside Jenner’s $3.5M 11-acre four-bedroom Malibu hilltop home, Caitlyn glammed up to remotely accept a trophy for ‘LGBTQ+ Supporter of the Year’ from UK-based fashion retailer, PrettyLittleThing.
‘I think it’s so important that trans people are out there. We’re not going to live in the shadows any longer. I know in my life, I want to be out there. I want to be an example for other trans people. I want to be able to live my life authentically,’ the I’m a Celebrity reality star – who boasts 15.1M social media followers – said on Sunday.
‘Now, this award was not easy to get to. I was in London. It was like two or three days away from the awards ceremony. I was all excited. I had my PrettyLittleThing outfit all ready to go and then the quarantine started and everything started [getting] canceled including this one.
‘So I had to rush back to LA and I’ve been kind of quarantined here ever since. So I really want to thank PrettyLittleThing for giving me an excuse to get a little dressed, get a little face on.’
‘LGBTQ+ Supporter of the Year’: Once safely back inside her $3.5M 11-acre four-bedroom Malibu hilltop home, Jenner glammed up to remotely accept a trophy from UK-based fashion retailer, PrettyLittleThing
Caitlyn said on Sunday: ‘I think it’s so important that trans people are out there. We’re not going to live in the shadows any longer. I know in my life, I want to be out there. I want to be an example for other trans people. I want to be able to live my life authentically’
‘I really want to thank PrettyLittleThing for giving me an excuse to get a little dressed, get a little face on!’ The I’m a Celebrity reality star recalled how the awards ceremony was canceled due to coronavirus while she was visiting London
Meanwhile, Caitlyn’s constant companion wished her Instagram followers a Happy Easter on Sunday by donning a bunny ears headband she found in her closet.
Hutchins told Pepperdine’s Graphic she initially identified as a gay man until she saw then-Bruce’s 20/20 interview about her gender affirmation in 2015.
The inseparable yet platonic gal pals – who met through a make-up artist – share similar conservative views, sense of humor, and passion for golfing.
Sophia (born Scott) denies rumors she’s romancing Caitlyn and claimed to the New York Times in December that she’s dating ‘a 30-year-old gentleman who graduated from Harvard and works on Wall Street.’
‘Guess what I found in my closet?’ Caitlyn’s constant companion wished her Instagram followers a Happy Easter on Sunday by donning a bunny ears headband
Takes a 10% cut from Jenner: Hutchins denies rumors she’s romancing Caitlyn and claimed to the New York Times in December that she’s dating ‘a 30-year-old gentleman who graduated from Harvard and works on Wall Street’
Jenner’s street sighting came two weeks after she confessed she would be down to join the cast of Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
‘I honestly kind of got into it,’ the former KUWTK patriarch admitted to ET on March 24.
‘You know, I’ve done reality television pretty much all my life – sports is reality television – and I was watching that and saying, “I could see myself getting in there with some of the drama.”‘