Caitlyn Jenner filed a creditor’s claim against her late friend Sophia Hutchins‘ estate for nearly half a million dollars.
According to docs obtained by Page Six, the former “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star claimed that Hutchins garnered $439,095.88 in credit card charges, cash advances, shopping sprees and legal fees before she tragically died in July 2025.
Hutchins allegedly spent more than $273,000 at companies such as Shopify, eBay, 1stdibs, and other online retailers, according to documents filed last November.
Jenner, 76, also claimed her manager owed her over $133,000 for lawyers the friends retained together.
Hutchins also allegedly racked up $16,000 in debit card charges and about $7,000 in cash advances over time.
Though the retired Olympian allowed Hutchins access to the credit cards for work, any personal funds that were used were supposed to be reimbursed — which didn’t happen due to her untimely death.
TMZ reported that Hutchins’ estate allowed the claim in the amount Jenner requested.
Page Six reached out to Jenner’s attorney but did not immediately hear back.
Hutchins died in an ATV crash on July 2, 2025. She was 29.
Sergeant Eduardo Saucedo of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said Hutchins “may have been speeding” when she “rear-ended the other car, the other party, and then that caused her to veer to the right and go off the cliff.”
The impact catapulted Hutchins and the ATV down a 350-foot ravine.
The day after the socialite’s death, Jenner stepped out for a coffee run in Malibu, California, telling the Daily Mail she was going through “tough times” and didn’t “want to talk.”
The gold medal-winning decathlete and Hutchins met via their hairstylists in 2015.
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