Although Caitlyn Jenner‘s life has changed in many ways in the last few months, she doesn’t regret her decisions up to this point — including her marriage to Kris Jenner.
On Friday, June 12, Caitlyn took to Twitter to relay the sentiment to her 2.5 million followers.
“Reading the VF article reminded me of the love & good times Kris & I shared for so many years. Wouldn’t trade that time for anything!” Caitlyn wrote of her wife of 23 years.
Reading the VF article reminded me of the love & good times Kris & I shared for so many years. Wouldn’t trade that time for anything!
— Caitlyn Jenner (@Caitlyn_Jenner) June 12, 2015
Caitlyn and Kris (parents to Kendall, 19, and Kylie, 17) separated in September 2014 before Caitlyn’s historic televised interview with Diane Sawyer or the Kardashian family’s special devoted to the then-Bruce Jenner transitioning into a female.
In the Vanity Fair cover story, Caitlyn insisted that Kris knew about her transition years before it actually happened. The pair had conflicting views on the topic, with Kris saying the former Olympian, once known as Bruce, had been vague when telling her she took hormones.
“This was a conversation that took place in the early ’90s. So, what he was telling me happened a decade earlier, and he never really explained it,” Kris told Vanity Fair.
The two also discussed their failed marriage, with Caitlyn noting it had to do with Kris’ demeanor once she became the main breadwinner in the family.
“A lot of times she wasn’t very nice,” Caitlyn said. “People would see how I got mistreated. She controlled the money … all that kind of stuff.”
But Kris had another explanation.
“He was married to me and he wasn’t who he wanted to be so he was miserable,” she said. “All I was doing was working very hard for my family so that we could all have a wonderful future, and he was pissed off. At the end of my relationship with Bruce he definitely had a lot of social anxiety… That was one of the reasons we were in a struggle at the end. We fought a lot because we would go out together and before we got to the end of the block we were in a fight because he started saying, ‘When can we go home?’”
