Caitlyn Jenner’s mother dies at 96

Mother Caitlyn Jenner, Esther Ruth McGuire, died at the age of 96Jenner announced this through an emotional post on her Instagram account.

So far, neither Kendall nor Kylie have made any publications due to the sudden death of their paternal grandmother.

The former California gubernatorial candidate commented:I am heartbroken to report that my mother passed away yesterday morning, in the world. The loss of my mother is unique in the sense that she is the only person who has loved me all my life. I will miss her very much. He was only a few weeks away from his 97th birthday and had lived a full life. I love your mom”.

Caitlin received full support from her mother when she won a gold medal and when she played college football for the Graceland Yellowjackets, where she suffered a knee injury and underwent surgery.

Esther Ruth suffered from poor health in the last months of her life. because in 2015 he fell and broke his hip, requiring 24/7 care.

‘I became a bad father’: Caitlyn Jenner reveals how she hurt her kids with her transition

TV star Caitlyn Jennerknown as Bruce Jenner before going public with his gender transition in 2015 and also, thanks to his glorious Olympic past, he spoke about some failures and collateral damage caused by his particular internal struggle against a physique and personality that did not belong to him, from which flowed clear moments of unhappiness and apathy.

At the same time, the one who was the husband Chris Jennermatriarch kardashian clan, showed that one of his first contacts with femininity occurred when he was about forty and already the father of four children. At that time, Caitlin was already dressed in women’s clothes and, doing everything possible so that she would not be recognized, he went outside to start getting familiar with the lifestyle he wanted to follow.

However, as she herself admitted in a conversation with the actor Rob Lowe in his podcast called ‘Literally!’her need to find her place in the world and start experimenting with those cultural elements that are associated with her position as a woman. led him, on the other hand, to a certain disregard for the needs of his own offspring, to the extent that he did not hesitate to identify himself “bad father” that he “wasn’t there” for his children as much as he should have been.