Caitlyn Jenner asked her famous kids to ‘stay out’ of gubernatorial campaign

Caitlyn Jenner is sharing details about her California gubernatorial campaign and why she has decided to let her family not be a part of it. 

The 71-year-old told Steve Hilton about how she has made sure to keep her political life separate from her family life, during an interview on California Rebel Base podcast.

The former Olympian revealed that she does not wish for her Republican status coming in the way of giving negative publicity to any of the KarJenner brands, which could be a possibility if her famous children decide to publicly endorse her.

“I called up each one of them and said, ‘Hey, this is what I’m looking to do,’ and I said, ‘I want you guys out of it,'” she said.

“I told my kids, when you do something like this it’s not just me making decisions. Obviously, I come first on the decision-making but then really the influencing and — I don’t know if you know, but I have a very high-profile family,” Jenner shared.

“You know, politics can be a dirty business and they have brands, they have all the other things that they’re doing, they have companies that they’re doing.”

“[I told them] I don’t want you involved, I don’t want one dime, I don’t want one tweet, one Instagram post. I said ‘just stay out of it,'” she added.