Caitlyn Jenner requested entry to her late buddy Sophia Hutchins’ Apple account after alleging she owed her round half 1,000,000 {dollars}.
The previous Olympian filed for a courtroom order, claiming her former supervisor’s account contained “work-related info” that her corporations would have problem dwelling with out, TMZ reported Saturday.
Moreover, Hutchins’ property — headed by his mom, Amy — additionally requested entry, saying it was behind on its monetary obligations on account of a scarcity of vital info.
The submitting mentioned the revenue taxes of Hutchins and his property, in addition to the stock and value determinations of the previous director’s belongings, couldn’t be paid with out entry to the Apple account.
Amy first went to Apple to request entry, however was instructed she wanted a courtroom order.
A consultant for Jenner, 76, was not instantly accessible to Web page Six for remark.
Hutchins died after crashing an ATV close to Jenner’s $3.5 million condominium in Malibu, California on July 2, 2025. She was 29 years outdated.
In response to TMZ, the businesswoman crashed right into a shifting automobile and her automobile fell right into a 350-foot ravine.
She was pronounced lifeless on the scene.
In response to a creditor’s declare obtained by Web page Six earlier this month, Jenner claimed Hutchins owed her $439,095.88 in money advances, bank card charges, authorized charges and purchasing sprees earlier than her dying.
In response to the submitting, Hutchins allegedly racked up a $273,000 invoice at a number of corporations, together with eBay, Shopify and 1stdibs.
She additionally had $16,000 in debit card debt and about $7,000 in money advances.
Jenner additionally cited greater than $133,000 that Hutchins owed her for her attorneys.
The retired athlete gave Hutchins entry to enterprise bank cards all through his employment. Nonetheless, Hutchins was required to reimburse any transactions involving private funds.
TMZ reported that Hutchins’ property granted the retired athlete’s request.