A viral post alleges that Caitlyn Jenner liked a BlueSky “skeet” that makes fun of her 2015 car accident that left one woman dead.
The user, Krisha Aghi, links to a post she made on BlueSky while expressing shock that a user named Caitlyn Jenner liked the post. The post reads;
“Republicans: evil transgenders are performing surgery on 4 year olds Democrats: well you see biological sex matters in a sport like chess Caitlyn Jenner: Buckle up Hon we got a bumpy ride ahead of us *runs over 7 children*
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This is in reference to Jenner’s infamous 2015 car accident, which resulted in the death of one woman. The proceeding court battle led to charges of vehicular manslaughter being dropped while many in the public believe they should have stuck.
This led to some users in the replies questioning whether the account was real. Someone inaccurately thought it was on X, which led to the original poster pointing out the post lives on BlueSky.
The Caitlyn Jenner account appears real on a first glance, with an accurate bio, profile picture, and two posts that are in line with how Jenner would talk.
A more detailed view of the user’s replies, however, suggests that this user is unlikely to actually be Jenner. For one, at the time of viewing, the account has 7 followers. For another, multiple replies the account has made suggest the user may be a troll, such as one talking about urination and another post suggesting she “licks boots.” Additionally, there is no external evidence from any of Jenner’s other platforms that she has a BlueSky. It’s also not realistic that Jenner would have a sense of humor about…well, anything, but especially the manslaughter incident.
As funny as it would be if it were really Jenner, it has to be concluded that this is a parody account. Some things are simply too good (and too silly) to be true.
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