https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHPx5F1t9kU Finishing the hat-trick of Klan Kardashian husbands on the list, no member of TV's royal family garnered more headlines that the patriarch cum ferocious reborn female Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner. A few months after divorcing Kris Jenner, the athlete formerly known as Bruce Jenner appeared on 20/20 to announce his gender identification as a woman. Three months later, in the July issue of Vanity Fair, Jenner announced that her new name was "Caitlyn" (Not "Kaitlyn", mind you). On September 25th, the name and gender change became finalized and Bruce was officially no more. Overnight, Jenner became the face of the transgender community. Where he once took a backseat to the ladies of the Kardashian Koven, Caitlyn now had top billing. Despite some predictably tumultuous drama with Caitlyn and her ex-wife, she continues to be on the forefront of pop culture news. Adding a little controversy to an already polarizing story, Jenner was given the 2015 Arthur Ashe Award for Courage at the ESPYS. This ruffled the feathers of some who thought that the prize should go to someone a little more like Noah Galloway (still competes as an athlete after losing two limbs in Iraq). Love her or hate her, there is no discounting the cultural splash Caitlyn Jenner made in 2015.
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