Caitlyn Jenner has revealed the reason why her daughters Kendall and Kylie have not commented on her campaign for governor of California.
It's been over a month since the 71-year-old reality star announced that she would be running for office in the Golden State.
Yet, Kendall and Kylie - two of the most influential women on the planet - have not publically acknowledged Caitlyn's newfound political aspirations. It turns out, though, there's actually a reason they've remained so tight-lipped.
Speaking to the hosts of CBS This Morning earlier this week, Caitlyn revealed that she specifically told Kendall, 25, and Kylie, 23, not to comment on her run for governor...
She said: "As we all know, politics can be a pretty tough business, OK? You know what? I've got pretty big shoulders and I can take it. People have come after me all my life and I had to just move on and do my own thing.
"But I did speak with all my children. I said. 'Hey, I do not want one tweet. This is my deal'."
The former Olympic decathlete added that she told her daughters "not to be involved whatsoever".
She continued: "I said if anybody asks any questions in the media - because obviously, they are in the media - I just said, say 'no comment,' address your comment to me."
Caitlyn announced her run for governor of California on April 23, telling her 3.5 million followers: "I’m in! California is worth fighting for."
Included in the tweet was a press release, which read: "California has been my home for nearly 50 years. I came here because I knew that anyone, regardless of their background or station in life, could turn their dreams into reality.
"But for the past decade, we have seen the glimmer of the Golden State reduced by one-party rule that places politics over progress and special interests over people. Sacramento needs an honest leader with a clear vision."
Caitlyn has recently come under fire for stating that trans girls should not compete in female sports as it would not be fair to the other competitors.