Caitlyn Jenner explains why she’s the only family member in the new Kardashian doc

Caitlyn Jenner has explained why she is the only contestant to take part in Sky’s new documentary, House of the Kardashians.

The three-part series chronicles Caitlyn’s time as an Olympic athlete, Kris Jenner’s marriage to OJ Simpson defense lawyer Robert Kardashian, Caitlyn and Chris’s marriage, and the family’s rise to global superstardom thanks to the infamous sex tapes and their reality series. show.

Caitlyn, who is the biological parent of Kendall and Kylie and the adoptive parent of Kim, Kourtney, Khloe and Rob, gave “first-hand testimony” in the documentary, unlike the rest of the family.

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Explaining her reasoning, Caitlyn said (via Deadline), “It’s very difficult when you’re involved in public life and in the media, especially the Kardashians… Sometimes it’s just really hurtful to see how they’re represented.”

“And when they approached me about doing this show, as soon as I thought about it, I was like, ‘You know what? I want to take part. I want to do my best to be very positive and really represent the family and the kids in a positive way.”

“I haven’t really talked to them about it. I do it myself. I have been working in the media for a long time. I know how the games are played.”

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While Caitlyn hasn’t spoken to the kids about the documentary, it turns out she’s not talking to Chris at all right now.

“If there’s any communication, my manager kind of talks to her, and when you have as many kids as I do, you’re closer to some than others… I see them, of course, and we do this and This”. ” she said on This Morning last week.

“I’m much closer to Jenner’s side, but Kris, I don’t talk to her anymore. It’s a little sad because we’ve been through a lot.”

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Keeping Up with the Kardashians can be watched on Sky Go and NOW.

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