Caitlyn Jenner’s manager dies at ATV accident
Sophia Hutchins, who started working as manager of Caitlyn Jenner shortly after Jenner publicly released in 2015 as a transgender woman, died on Wednesday in Malibu, California due to injuries at an ATV accident, died, People Magazine confirmed. She was 29.
Hutchins rode a full -site vehicle in Malibu, when she collided with another moving vehicle, TMZ reported. The impact pushed her off the road. She was declared dead on the spot.
Hutchins and Jenner met through a shared hairdresser around the time that Jenner publicly came out as a transgender woman. Hutchins, who had switched to the university and had not yet graduated, became one of Jenner’s close confidants when the former Olympian came back to public life.
Hutchins served as executive director and CEO of the Caitlyn Jenner Foundation, Jenner’s non -profit organization that has a mission for transgender activism. She also worked as a manager of Jenner, to handle public assignments and other business matters. She appeared in various episodes of the E! Reality series “I am Cait”, which ran two seasons and conquered the life of Jenner after the transition Kronic. The show was canceled in 2016.
“Comes from a reality show, where every detail of your life is documented, not to look for a press is a kind of big change,” Hutchins said Variety In 2018 in a profile of Jenner. “Caitlyn is not working on this [activist] Issues for attention attention. She does it because she really wants to help the community. ‘
The partnership of Hutchins and Jenner would occasionally cause Robid rumors about a potential romantic relationship – a rumor that denied each of them.
“We won’t comment on that. But we are very close,” said Jenner Variety In 2018. “We do many things together. We are a bit inseparable. We are the best friends.”
Born on April 1, 1996 in Bellevue, Wash., Hutchins graduated from Pepperdine University in 2019 with a diploma in economics and finance. In addition to her work with Jenner, she founded the sunscreen Lumasol.
