Caitlyn Jenner has filed a major creditor’s claim against the estate of her late friend and former manager Sophia Hutchins, alleging she is owed nearly $440,000 in unpaid expenses. The move comes months after Hutchins’ tragic death and adds a legal layer to what was once a close personal and professional relationship. According to legal documents, Jenner claims Hutchins accumulated $439,095.88 in expenses that were never reimbursed. These include a mix of credit card charges, cash advances, debit transactions, and shared legal costs that the two had agreed to split.
The largest portion of the claim reportedly stems from over $273,000 in credit card expenses tied to online purchases from platforms like Shopify, eBay, and 1stdibs. Jenner also alleges that Hutchins owes more than $133,000 in shared legal fees for attorneys they jointly hired. Additional amounts include around $16,000 in debit card charges and approximately $7,000 in cash advances.
Jenner’s filing states that Hutchins had authorized access to her financial accounts for work-related purposes. However, any personal expenses were expected to be paid back, which Jenner claims did not happen before Hutchins’ death.
The claim was initially filed in November 2025, and in March 2026, Hutchins’ estate officially approved the amount Jenner requested. This suggests that the estate has acknowledged the validity of the financial obligations outlined in the filing.
Hutchins passed away in July 2025 following a fatal ATV accident near Jenner’s Malibu residence. Reports indicate that she collided with a moving vehicle and was thrown into a ravine, leading to her death.
While the claim is rooted in financial matters, it also highlights the complexities that can arise when personal and professional relationships overlap. What was once a close partnership has now transitioned into a formal legal dispute, even after Hutchins’ passing.