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Jessica Jenner: A Positive Role Model
Many watched Caitlyn Jenner with admiration and awe at her courage. Us Weekly, July 16, 2015 reported that not everyone was happy with the Caitlyn Jenner moment. Jessica Steindorff, the driver of the Prius was a guest at the Arthur Ashe Award ceremony and watched as Caitlyn won the prestigious award. However, Jessica cannot understand how anyone can honor a person who took a life and injured others in a car accident. She credits Caitlyn to being a “positive role model,” but she slams her for not taking responsibility for the accident that happened on February 7.
Jessica and the family of Kimberly Howe, who was killed in the tragic accident, are suing Caitlyn, who at the time of the accident was Bruce Jenner. Jessica Steindorff accused Caitlyn
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