Caitlyn Jenner is currently under fire after voicing her concerns about her gender markers being changed on her passport, rendering her unable to travel internationally. This comes after she was a staunch supporter of the Trump administration and has supported anti-transgender legislation. Now, following her remarks, “The View” cohost Ana Navarro says there is a special place in hell for the television personality.
Ana Navarro Calls Out Caitlyn Jenner
“The View” covered Jenner’s comments about her passport on the April 20 episode. During the conversation, Navarro chimmed in, first quoting trans advocate Janetta Johnson, who stated in 2015 that Jenner has a certain level of privilege that other transgender people do not, and also challenged her to use her wealth to uplift the community.
Navarro then said, “Caitlyn Jenner? Girl, cry me a river. Let me play my little violin for you. Changing the marker on the passports is an executive order that he signed on day one, so if you think he didn’t know what he was doing, if you think he wasn’t fulfilling a campaign promise because, as you say, he absolutely exploited this issue in order to get people to the polls.”
Navarro added, “I think there’s a special place in hell for people who only care about themselves and don’t care about the effect on others.”
What Caitlyn Jenner Said
Jenner appeared on the “Tomi Lahren is Fearless” podcast in April 2026. While on, she mentioned that she recently had to renew her passport. However, this time it used male as her gender marker instead of female.
Jenner said of having a male gender marker on her passport, “Screws everything up.” After that, the 76-year-old said she submitted the proper form to have it appear, but to no avail.”
Still, she said, “I don’t blame President Trump. I love him, but for a lot of people, this is a huge issue.” Jenner also claimed to have written the president a letter detailing how the executive order impacts people, but hasn’t heard back, noting that the president is “kind of busy right now.”
Fans Are Also Calling Out Caitlyn Jenner
Following Jenner’s comments and Navarro’s reaction, many social media users also offered their opinions. One person wrote, “She didn’t care about the rampant anti trans bigotry being pushed by her party until it affected her personally.”
Someone else wrote, “That’s so pathetic and so is C. Jenner.” Another person said, “0 self-reflection, or awareness of what she’s done, who she supports, or aligns herself with.”
A fan of “The View” stated, “Sna’s right f-ck Caitlyn’s hypocritical a-s for supporting that monster.” Lastly, an X user said, “Caitlyn, you got exactly what you voted for.”
Jenner Called Herself A Hypocrite For Accepting Woman Of The Year
Jenner was named 2015’s Glamour Woman of the Year. However, in recent years, following her political stances against other trans people, she had had a change of heart about the honor, revealing that she returned the award.
She said on “Tomi Lahren Is Fearless,” “Here I am fighting the battle to keep biological men out of women’s sports because it’s not right. And I want to protect women. Regarding why she had a change of heart about the Glamour honoree, Jenner said, “I’m a biological man, and they gave me Glamour’s Woman of the Year award.”
She added, “Genetically, I’m still XY. There’s nothing I can do about that. And I’m fine with it. I’m just glad that I can wake up in the morning and just be myself.”
Jenner Is Suing Her Deceased Friend’s Estate
Jenner’s friend and manager, Sophia Hutchins, passed away in July 2025 after a traffic collision. Now, months later, Jenner has filed a creditor’s claim against Hutchin’s estate. According to TMZ, she is accusing her friend of having spent $439,095.88 in credit card charges, cash advances, legal fees, etc., before her death.
The documents, which were filed in November, also show that Hutchins spent a reported $273,000 at various companies, including Shopify, eBay, 1stdibs, etc. Hutchins also reportedly owes Jenner $100,000 for legal fees, and per the report, she had access to Jenner’s credit cards for work purposes. However, all personal expenses were supposed to be reimbursed.
Hutchins’ estate allowed the claim in March 2026 following Jenner’s November 2025 filing.