Kourtney Kardashian sends Caitlyn Jenner’s ‘partner’ Sophia a VIBRATOR
KOURTNEY Kardashian sent Caitlyn Jenner's "partner" Sophia Hutchins a VIBRATOR in a festive gift hamper.
The 23-year-old beauty was one of the lucky recipients of pressies courtesy of 40-year-old Kourtney's Poosh lifestyle brand.
Alongside other goodies was a Unity Vibe silicone sex toy, which was front and centre in a picture of the gifts Sophia shared to her Instagram Story.
While the other items were obscured, Sophia had the vibrator and a label advertising Poosh proudly on display, simply captioning the post "@poosh" with some added heart-eye emojis.
The hampers were the same for every recipient, with each of Kourtney's famous sisters previously revealing they'd received the intimate item.
However, 22-year-old Kylie Jenner was disappointed to learn that hers had seemingly been missed as she unboxed the gifts on her social media channel.
Detailing the goods on her own Instagram Story, Kylie filmed as she rummaged through - only to realise that one of the key items was missing.
Addressing Kourtney, she asked: "Ummmm...did you not send me a vibrator?"
She rounded the clip off joking: "Kourtney I think you forgot to put a few things in here, so, I'm going to send this back and we're going to try this again".
It is not known if Kourtney's step-parent Caitlyn, 70, also received a hamper.
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Sophia was fiercely protective of Caitlyn while she was in the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! jungle, meeting the star at the hotel after her stint and penning the letters from home in lieu of Caitlyn's daughters.
She also launched a furious attack on GMB host Piers Morgan for asking "bulls**t questions" about their relationship.
She had told the host that they are just "partners", and was horrified when Piers asked if there was any "hanky panky" between them.
The Kardashians and Jenners faced backlash for not supporting Caitlyn enough while she was in the show, but several members of the family have since come forward to claim that they hadn't been contacted by producers about how to get involved.