Caitlyn Jenner Shares Stunning Selfie While Univision Gets Sued Over Her Photos

Caitlyn Jenner has finally updated her Instagram with a stunning selfie after staying away from social media for more than a week. The move comes amid reports that Univision has been slapped with a lawsuit for using her photos without permission.

On Tuesday, the former Olympian took to Instagram to share a selfie she took while preparing for a photo shoot she’s doing that day. She didn’t disclose why she’s doing the professional shoot, but it’s undeniable that she is going to look very beautiful in the snaps based on her selfie.

For the shoot, Caitlyn appears to have chosen to rock a black top and a gray cardigan, which has become a staple in her wardrobe. She also wore light makeup and made her lips pop by coloring them with cherry red lipstick. The reality star also let her hair down in beachy-looking waves.

Upon sharing her selfie on the photo-sharing platform, Jenner received a lot of positive responses from her fans. Most of them said that it’s the most beautiful they’ve seen her look. Others were stunned by her radiant beauty.

The “I Am Cait” star’s post comes same day as the news that Annie Leibovitz is suing Univision for using Jenner’s photos without permission. The esteemed photographer was responsible for the pictures used for Caitlyn’s Vanity Fair spread in 2015.

In Leibovitz’s complaint, which was filed in the Southern District of New York, she alleged that Univision has infringed her copyrights by using shots she took of the Jenner patriarch for the magazine on its website without asking for her permission to use them, according to Bloomberg Law.

Meanwhile, Jenner and her rumored girlfriend Sophia Hutchins barely see each other these days. As per the much younger beauty influencer, their hectic schedules have made it difficult for them to spend time together regularly. Caitlyn is apparently busy with her business and working engagements. On the other hand, Sophia’s focused on preparing for the launch of her “health + technology” company called Lumasol.

The Pepperdine University graduate’s business venture is set to launch in the spring of 2020, and it is debuting with an FDA-approved, recyclable after-makeup sunscreen mist. Just recently, Hutchins’ company secured $3 million in seed funding from Pathfinder at Founders Fund and Greycroft Ventures.