Caitlyn Jenner Is Being Sued By Another Family Involved In That Fatal Malibu Car Crash

December 5, 2015 / Posted by:

Back in September, a California court gave Caitlyn Jenner the good news that she could stop researching how to hide a tube of lip gloss under the insole of a prison-approved tennis shoe, because she wouldn’t be going away for that car crash in Malibu that left one woman dead. However, she’s still facing a messy mountain of legal shit, and it looks like that mountain just got bigger.

Caitlyn’s first lawsuit was dropped in her lap back in May from the step-children of the woman who died, Kim Howe. About a month later, she was hit with a second lawsuit, this time from the driver of the Prius she hit. Then on Friday, Caitlyn got an early Christmas present in the form of another lawsuit courtesy of driver of the Hummer that collided with Kim Howe’s Lexus. The Wolf-Milesi family claim they sustained serious injuries during the crash, as well as emotional trauma.

Peter Wolf-Milesi says his wrist is all fucked-up and that his wife requires ongoing treatment for blunt-force injuries. As for the emotional trauma part of their lawsuit, they claim that being involved in a crash that resulted in someone dying has caused “tremendous distress and suffering.” They’re suing Caitlyn Jenner for negligence, but it doesn’t say how much cash they’re asking for.

I know Caitlyn is a famous person, and famous people rarely have to pay up when it comes to the law, but three lawsuits is a whole hell of a lot of lawsuits. I don’t know what Caitlyn’s KUWTK and I Am Cait residual checks look like, but she better start thinking about some ways to make a little extra cash. If any of the Kardashians receive an e-vite from Caitlyn to attend a Stella & Dot party or a coupon for a pack of Jamberry nail wraps, they’ll know why.

But for now she can just stick to hitting the pap stroll. Here’s Caitlyn at the DASH store with her youngest kid earlier this week.

Pics: Splash, Wenn.com

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