Caitlyn Jenner reveals she met Kylie’s newborn son

As Caitlyn Jenner clocks up 19 grandchildren now, she gave an update on her newest family member after daughter Kylie gave birth last week.

Caitlyn Jenner has revealed that she has already met her daughter Kylie Jenner’s newborn son.

“I have [met him],” the star, 72, told TV show Good Morning Britain.

“The family is growing! Kylie had her little boy.”

It is the 19th grandchild for the Olympian, who made headlines in August 2021 when she let slip that she had another grandchild on the way.

She said that Kylie, 24, announced the news over the weekend, so she was finally allowed to talk about it.

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Caitlyn Jenner confirmed she has met her newest grandson after daughter Kylie gave birth on February 2. Picture: Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images for IMDb

“I got to be very quiet. I got to be very sensitive and be very careful when I talk about the family,” Caitlyn said.

“But they’re great. Kylie’s doing great; everybody’s doing good.”

The Kylie Cosmetics founder welcomed her son, who she shares with rapper Travis Scott, on February 2, one day after the couple’s older daughter Stormi turned four.

Kylie announced the birth via Instagram by sharing a black-and-white close-up photo of Stormi holding her baby brother’s hand.

“2/2/22,” the billionaire captioned the snap, which led fans to speculate that he may be named Angel, as a repetitive sequence of three or four numbers are considered “angel numbers”.

Kylie Jenner has welcomed a son – a little brother for four-year-old Stormi. Picture: Instagram

Kylie’s baby boy made the Olympian a grandparent of 19. Picture: Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images for Glamour

In addition to having her hands full with 19 grandkids (with a 20th due next month), the former decathlete shared on GMB that she’s getting back into the world of motorsports, launching Jenner Racing with an all-female line-up of drivers.

Her team will compete in the W Series, which consists of Formula 1 support races at eight Grand Prix weekends.

“Eventually I would like to see the next woman in Formula 1. I think that’s really important,” Caitlyn said, noting the team’s first race is set for the Miami Grand Prix weekend in May.

“Over the past few years I’ve done so many things to empower women when it comes to sport, and I just loved what the W Series was doing.”

Caitlyn won a celebrity race at the Long Beach Grand Prix in 1979 and made her debut as a professional driver less than a year later at the 24 Hours of Daytona race.

This article originally appeared in the New York Post and was reproduced with permission