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Caitlyn Jenner has pursued a financial claim against the estate of Sophia Hutchins following Hutchins' death in July.
According to documents obtained by E! News, Jenner filed a creditor claim in November seeking $439,095.88 in unpaid expenses. The claim was reviewed and later approved by Hutchins' estate on March 27, which means the estate has agreed to settle the amount owed.
Hutchins, who served as Jenner's manager and close friend, died at the age of 29 on July 2 after an ATV accident in Malibu. Her death prompted both personal grief and legal proceedings related to her financial affairs.
In the filing, Jenner alleged that the outstanding balance stemmed from a range of shared and personal expenses accumulated over time. These reportedly included significant credit card charges, cash advances, and legal fees. The documents detailed that Hutchins had made furniture purchases exceeding $250,000 using Jenner's credit and debit cards, along with additional transactions through online platforms such as eBay and Shopify. It was also claimed that Hutchins received more than $7,000 in cash advances from Jenner.