Parenting is undoubtedly the hardest job that any one of us will do in their entire lives. We never get to stop, we must have all the answers, and we're not really sure if dealing with teenagers or the terrible twos temper tantrums are worse. Despite the insane highs that parenting brings, they are also accompanied by difficult moments that test us to our limits. And apparently, being a parent is also more difficult than transitioning, just ask Caitlyn Jenner.
During a recent interview during anew cable interview series, Hollywood Disclosure with Serena DC. where Caitlyn Jenner, 70 got very candid about all sorts of things, she opened up specifically about the challenges of being a dad. This is when she announced that “parenting” is “harder than transitioning.”
“Parenting, [is] obviously probably, out of everything you do in life, probably one of the most difficult things you can do,” Caitlyn tells Australian host, Serena DC. “It’s harder than transitioning. Yeah, transitioning’s easy. Fix this, fix that, couple of great outfits. Boop, you’re off. Not with kids, OK.”
We can only imagine, but we truly feel like she is spot on.
And Caitlyn should know because she has been married three times and has a total of six biological children – two with each wife – and four step-kids.
Here's the breakdown: she has daughter Cassandra, 40, and son Burt, 41, from when she was married to her first wife, Chrystie. Then, she married Linda Thompson and had Brody, 36, and Brandon, 39. Five years after their divorce, she married Kris Jenner, who she shares Kendall, 24 and Kylie, 22 with.
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She is also the proud step-parent to Kourtney, 41, Kim, 39, Khloe, 36, and Rob, 33.
Over the years, we all know that Caityln Jenner has had some very public battles, ups and downs, but son Brandon did admit that, ever since his father has transitioned, they have had a better relationship. “Now I’m making up for lost time. I speak to my dad almost every day,” he wrote.
We get it Caitlyn and we couldn't agree more. Nothing really compares to the joy that bringing a baby into the world brings, but no one really prepares you for the sleepless nights, postpartum depression, and what it means to now balance everything as a working parent.