All eyes are on Caitlyn Jenner as she takes the world by storm!
UPI reported that Jenner spent her weekend in New York City, taking part in events honoring NYC LGBT Pride, and what better way to introduce herself? This is her first time to appear in public since the debut of her Vanity Fair cover in early June 2015.
The "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" reality star astounded the Sunday crowd at Chelsea's Dream Hotel, where an event was hosted for trans-actress Candis Cayne.
Cayne later performed "I Am a Woman" dedicated to Jenner to the delight of the crowd who started screaming "We love you, Caitlyn," according to a report from Entertainment Tonight.
A source later told ET, "You could tell she was touched by the love and pride of the performance and attendees. She showed grace and beauty and represented what this weekend is all about."
Camera crews documented the event for Jenner's reality TV series, "I am Cait."
In the one-minute trailer of her upcoming show, Jenner is seen riding a motorcycle fully dressed in leather as she speaks about finding her freedom. Jenner narrated, "We're going to do a lot of fun things for the first time. We're going to go shopping for the first time, maybe even do some boy stuff like ride a motorcycle, because girls do that too. People don't understand looking into the mirror and nothing seems right. Putting on clothes you just really don't identify with. This is about getting to be who you really are."
The New Zealand Herald reported her metamorphosis has been well received internationally and has attracted attention to some transgender issues. She is set to receive the Arthur Ashe Courage Award on July 15 at the ESPY Awards.
Talking about awards, word is out that designers are fighting over who gets to dress Jenner for her first red carpet debut. OK revealed that red is her preferred color since it suits her skin tone.
She has one condition though; the designer she picks should have no close affinity with her ex-wife.
Yes, we totally get that.
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