- I'd like to talk about, if you can--if you don't mind, Caitlyn.
- Yes. - So, your dad, who was Bruce,
is now Caitlyn, and that's gotta be
a lot for you as a young woman to deal with.
- Yeah. - The transitioning your dad...
- [clears throat] - To your--
- I feel like--that's cute.
I feel like it was, um...
It was the only thing I really bottled in.
I don't bottle in a lot of things,
but, um--and I feel like my family was
a little upset about that. - Mm-hmm.
- But, um, I got through it,
and now I almost--I like it a lot better, honestly.
- You like her better than Bruce?
- I like her better than Bruce. - Why is that?
- Because we talk about makeup and clothes...
- Uh-huh. - And we bond a lot more,
but not only that, I feel like
there's not a huge secret in the family.
I feel like there was always this big secret,
and I've honestly known about it for a really long time,
and there was always--
we actually caught him then,
um, dressing up as a girl... - Mm-hmm.
- When my sister and I were, like, six and seven, maybe.
So, we've known for a while that there was something,
but it was never talked about.
- But then, if he was into--if he's always been this way...
- Yeah. - He didn't wanna talk
about makeup with you before when he was Bruce?
- Honestly, like, I'd be with my girlfriends sometimes
and he then would come in
and be like, "What're you guys talking about?"
And kinda joke around,
and I knew--I knew there was something,
but now it's just...
I feel like we hang out a lot more.
There's no secrets. - Mm-hmm.
- Like, she's really living her authentic true self.
- Mm-hmm. - And I feel like
that's awesome, and also, like,
I wanna be someone for my generation to, like,
be an example 'cause I think that's so awesome...
- Yeah. - And I think that
other girls and boys my age, like, will maybe see that
I'm so accepting and be accepting of other people too.
- Yeah, because, I mean, obviously you're not
the only child of someone who has
gone through a transition. - Yeah.
- There are a lot of kids out there.
- Yeah. - So, it is good to see that,
and I think people assume the younger generation
is totally cool with it and understanding
and you can be totally cool with it and understanding
and at the same time it be confusing for you
because it was your dad... - Yeah.
- And now it's not your dad... - Yeah.
- So, you're grieving losing a dad...
- Yeah. - But you have a new friend.
- But, honestly, no. It's, like,
she's the same exact person.
She just looks different. - Yeah.
I guess. - Yeah, and so the first time
you saw her, I heard, was a hilarious story.
- So funny. I was super drugged-up
coming home from the dentist,
and I was--guess was trying
to FaceTime every family member,
and my dad is the only one that picked up,
and she didn't that she was on FaceTime
and she was like, "Oh, my God, I'm so sorry this is
the first time we're meeting," and I'm like,
"No, you look so pretty."
It was just so--a funny experience.
- Wait, so all of a sudden--so Caitlyn is FaceTiming...
- Yeah. - And she's fully now Caitlyn...
- Fully Caitlyn. - And that's the first time
you saw her--when you were high on drugs from the dentist?
- Yep, first time. Mm-hmm.
- You just moved out of your mothers house 'cause you're 18.
- I just moved out. - So, you got your own house.
- Yes. - Now, why would you do that
when you had it made living in your mom's house?
- It's cool, I guess.
I needed--it's the responsibility.
It's cool. - Yeah?
- So, you just wanted to be alone with Tyga?
Is that why you, uh-- - [laughs]
No. [chuckles]
- I don't know--I don't know what's going on.
All I hear is that you're with Tyga.
You're not with Tyga. You're with--
- No, honestly, people have it all wrong, but--
- What is it? What--straighten it out.
- Well... [laughs]
- We all--we're here for that reason.
[cheers and applause] - Stop!
[laughs]
- That's--look, they're not here for 12 days.
We're all here for that reason.
We wanna know what's going on with Tyga.
- No, um, we're not broken up. - Good.
- We just--honestly, we...
we became best friends before anything happened,
so I think that that's awesome, and we're just, like,
I don't know, hanging out. Living life.
- So, you're hanging out. - We're hanging out.
- What does that mean "hanging out"?
- [chuckles] Um...that's it.
- You're still together? - We're still together.
- Didn't he buy you, like, a car or something?
- Didn't he.-- - I know. I drove it here.
- Well, I mean, stay with him. He bought you a car.
- [laughs] I know.
- Yeah. - Yep.
- All right.