Caitlyn Jenner is claiming that Sophia Hutchins owed her hundreds of thousands of dollars before her death in 2025.
According to court documents obtained by Us Weekly, Jenner, 76, requested $439,095.88 from Hutchins. Page Six reported that the amount was linked to credit card charges, cash advances, shopping and legal fees.
Jenner claimed that the largest portion of the amount, which equated to more than $273,000, came from credit card charges at companies like Shopify, eBay, 1stdibs and more.
Jenner also claimed Hutchins owed her more than $133,000 in shared legal fees for lawyers they retained together. Hutchins also allegedly took out $16,000 in debit card charges and $7,000 in cash advances over time.
Page Six reported that Jenner allowed Hutchins access to the credit cards for work, but any personal funds were set to be reimbursed. Jenner claimed that this did not happen prior to Hutchins’ death.
According to TMZ, Hutchins’ estate allowed the claim in the amount Jenner asked.
News broke in July 2025 that Hutchins died after an incident that occurred near Jenner’s home. Hutchins was pronounced dead at the scene after her ATV hit the bumper of a moving car and forced her 350 feet into a ravine. She was 29.
Hutchins’ official cause of death was confirmed in July 2025 by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner as multiple blunt force injuries. The manner of death was listed as an accident.
Caitlyn Jenner‘s close friend and former manager Sophia Hutchins died at age 29 following an ATV accident on Wednesday, July 2. TMZ reported that Hutchins was riding an ATV near Jenner’s Malibu, California, home when the vehicle was plunged 350 feet into a ravine after colliding with the bumper of a car. Hutchins was pronounced […]
Jenner, for her part, spoke out about Hutchins’ death in August 2025. “Recently, my good friend Sophia passed away in a tragic accident,” Jenner said during a broadcast of Fox News at Night following a church shooting in Minnesota. “For the last seven weeks, I’ve been dealing with death, and it’s so difficult. So, when this [tragedy] happened, it really hit me hard.”
She continued, “Here I am dealing with my grief, and I just can’t even imagine parents who dropped their kid off at school and, like that father just said, ‘I’ll never get a chance to talk to him again.’ That is just so horrible. I’ve been dealing with grief, and these people have a long road ahead of them, and they’re going to be dealing with grief.”
Jenner and Hutchins met in 2015 amid the former Keeping Up With the Kardashians star’s transition. Hutchins went on to appear in multiple episodes of Jenner’s I Am Cait reality series and became the CEO and director of the Caitlyn Jenner Foundation.
“We met through our hairstylists,” Hutchins said on Heather McDonald‘s podcast “Juicy Scoop” in 2020. “He was doing my hair one day and was like, ‘I’m going to a photo shoot after this, something with Caitlyn and MAC. And Caitlyn would like to meet you.’”
Further details about the circumstances of Sophia Hutchins’ sudden death at age 29 have come to light. Hutchins, Caitlyn Jenner’s friend and manager, did not have any alcohol or drugs in her system at the time of her fatal ATV crash, according to a recent medical examiner’s report obtained by Us Weekly. Hutchins’ autopsy confirmed […]
Hutchins continued, “[I] went to the photo shoot. We kicked it off. I learned a lot about what was going on in Caitlyn’s life and I felt it was a financial s*** show, and so much money was being thrown everywhere. Nobody was running the show, her life. Kris [Jenner] was not doing it anymore since they were divorced, and I felt like I could do a really good job.”
While the pair’s close relationship sparked speculation they were romantically involved, Hutchins shut down rumors in 2021.
“Love the whole LGBT community but so tired of rumors that I am romantically with Caitlyn,” she wrote via Instagram at the time. “I am only ever with men and only ever have been. Stop the rumors! It’s been years.”
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