Bruce Jenner Goes For A Motorcycle Ride After Revealing That He Is Transitioning Into A Woman

Bruce Jenner, who recently revealed in “20/20” special with Diane Sawyer that he is transitioning from a male to a female, reportedly went for a motorcycle ride in Malibu, California. As reported, he drove through the hills of his neighbourhood.

The photos released by People show Bruce dressed in a leather jacket and jeans. He reportedly matched his look with a pair of gloves and sneakers. Interestingly, this is not the first time that Bruce was seen taking a bike ride. Just ahead of his tell-all interview, he was seen taking a spin in the Santa Monica Mountain. According to the website, he was seen in a similar outfit at that time.

Bruce was also recently spotted in Los Angeles. For his outing, he wore a blue jumper, according to the reports. The bike ride in Malibu is Bruce’s second appearance after the interview. The former athlete revealed in his interview with Diane Sawyer that he was born with a soul of a woman. “Yes, for all intents and purposes I am a woman. My heart and my soul and everything I do in life, it is part of me, that female side is part of me," he said to Diane as reported by E Online.

The “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” star has been in news for his transition for a while now. However, the news was confirmed after his tell-all interview. The 65-year-old is a father to Kylie andKendall Jenner. He also has kids with his first wife Chrystie Crownover and second wife Linda Thompson. Bruce separated from his third wife, Kris Jenner, last year. He was in a relationship with her from 1991 to 2015. After the interview, Kris called Bruce a “hero” in her Twitter post. However, she has not said much on the bold decision of Bruce to reveal his identity.

Meanwhile, a slew of stars from the entertainment industry had all praises for Bruce. Lady Gaga took to Twitter and called Bruce a brave person. Andy Cohen also tweeted that Bruce’s revelation will touch a plethora of lives.

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