On Tuesday,
Caitlyn Jenner sat down with HuffPost's Noah Michelson for a
wide-ranging interview ahead of the release of her tell-all memoir, The Secrets of My Life.
On Kendall's controversial Pepsi ad: “Honestly
I felt very sorry for Kendall. It’s kind of like, sometimes, ‘welcome
to the real world.’ We live in a very tough political environment,
social environment. You have massive amounts of media looking for a
story and obviously some people were looking at that commercial very
differently than the way I was looking at it. I get that. And Kendall
gets that too. She didn’t mean any malice. She goes, ‘I’m just a model
that was hired for a job to go in there and do this…’”
On her feelings about Ellen DeGeneres: “I
don’t hold a grudge against nobody. Would I do the show again? Ehh… I
don’t know. Maybe it’d be good to do the show just to get it out with
Ellen. I’d rather do it in private over dinner. I really don’t want to
do it publicly. I just was hurt by that — especially because that was at
the beginning…”
On womanhood and being catcalled: “Yesterday
we were walking over to Tavern On The Green… and some guy — it was like
the construction worker guy — starts yelling at me… he was yelling some
rude remark that you’d say to some woman. And I just started laughing
because I didn’t grow up like that, as a woman who got all of that
stuff. It was just kind of funny. It happens all the time — that’s what
women go through."
