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Caitlyn Jenner’s mom passed away at 96 leaving a question unanswered

Esther Jenner,Caitlyn Jenner’s mother passed away on Thursday at the age of 7 96 years old as the Olympian posted on her Instagram account with a warm farewell. One of the biggest questions yet to be answered was if she ever called Caitlyn her and not him.

Caitlyn Jenner wrote on Instagram “I am heartbroken to report that my mother passed away peacefully yesterday morning.

Caitlyn Jenner wrote about her mother’s death on Instagram

Jenner continued, “Losing a mother is unique in the sense that she’s the only person who has loved me my entire life.”

The Olympian concluded: “I will miss her very much. She was a few weeks short of 97 and living a full life. I love you mom.”

The sensitive post had a roll of photos where Esther’s personality would jump out of the picture as they celebrated their 95th birthday.

There were two pictures where other people joined her and where her charisma could be seen her pose and a big smile.

At the time of the post, there were many people supporting Caitlyn Jenner, including Real Housewives of New Jersey’s Siggy Flicker, who wrote: “I am very sorry for your loss. May you mom rest in peace .”

Caitlyn Jenner received a lot of support for her post

Erin Elmore, who also stopped by the Post Office to leave a simple but guarded message: “Sorry for your loss.”

Esther has had a difficult time after breaking both her hips, while Caitlyn wrote in a post: “I’m visiting my mum and she’s doing great after breaking both her hips. She was mobile – she’s tough.”

Esther spoke about how proud she is of Caitlyn but referred to her daughter by her former name Bruce “I’ve never been so proud of Bruce for who he is, himself as a father, as an Olympian, a wonderful public speaker‘ Esther said, using Caitlyn’s dead name and earlier pronouns.He arouses enthusiasm in people. He is gifted.”

I’m prouder of him now than when he stood on that podium and put the gold medal around his neck. He deserves all respect.” Esther continued to use masculine pronouns.

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