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Caitlyn Jenner slams ‘cruel’ media for spreading false claims about family in documentary.

Caitlyn Jenner Sets the Record Straight on ⁤Kardashian​ Family Documentary

In a recent post ⁢on X, Caitlyn ⁣Jenner, formerly known as ⁣Bruce Jenner, addressed the rumors⁢ surrounding her ‌involvement in the new Sky documentary about the Kardashian family. She vehemently denied any‌ claims of ⁣revealing family secrets, calling ⁣it “BS” and assuring fans that she spoke ‌highly​ of her entire family, including her ex-wife Kris.

The Best Years‌ of My Life

Jenner, who transitioned from male to female, was the only family⁣ member to participate ‍in the documentary series, which premiered last Sunday. During their 22-year marriage, ⁤Jenner and Kris had two daughters together. Jenner⁣ expressed ‍gratitude for their time⁢ together, stating that Kris⁢ “brought me⁤ back to life in so many ways” and that those ‌years were the⁢ “best years of my life!”

Despite the positive sentiments, Jenner ⁤criticized the media for its ⁤cruelty and obsession with sensationalism. “The media is so cruel and cares only ⁢about clicks,” she wrote. “I went​ on ⁣fighting for my family!”

A Love ‍Story

Jenner also shared an article on X that confirmed the authenticity of the story behind her meeting with ‌Kris. ‍She described it as “love at⁢ first ⁣sight” and “magical.” However, their relationship‌ came to an end in 2013, preceding Jenner’s transition.

The Sky ‌documentary, ⁢titled House of Kardashian, featured coverage of‌ all of Kris’s children, including the four she had from her previous marriage to attorney Rob Kardashian.

After an unsuccessful run for governor in California, Jenner⁢ has joined ⁤Fox News as one of its contributors.

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