Bruce Jenner to 'unveil his female name in first interview' - plans to open up about his 'transition'
The reality star will reportedly reveal his new female name in the new interview which has already been filmed
Bruce Jenner is going through a transition into a woman
Bruce Jenner will reportedly unveil his female name in his interview with ABC anchor Diane Sawyer.
The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star opened up about his plans to 'transition to a woman' in a recently-taped interview which will air in May and among the revelations was the moniker he is planning to use.
It has previously been claimed he will use either Brigitte or Belinda - but the name is not yet publicly known - although a source told Us Weekly magazine: "He referred to her in the third person."
The insider also said that the 65-year-old star, who is yet to confirm he will have the surgery, "did not wear feminine make-up" for the interview.
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Bruce Jenner will reportedly unveil his female name in his interview with ABC anchor Diane Sawyer.
The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star opened up about his plans to 'transition to a woman' in a recently-taped interview which will air in May and among the revelations was the moniker he is planning to use.
It has previously been claimed he will use either Brigitte or Belinda - but the name is not yet publicly known - although a source told Us Weekly magazine: "He referred to her in the third person."
The insider also said that the 65-year-old star, who is yet to confirm he will have the surgery, "did not wear feminine make-up" for the interview.
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Bruce seen after the crash
It was recently claimed Bruce is delaying his transition plans following a car crash he was involved in last weekend which resulted in the death of his neighbour Kim Howe.
He was cleared of drink-driving and texting while at the wheel of the vehicle and police say he is not under investigation.
A source told RadarOnline.com: "[He] is giving all of his time and energy right now into helping out with the investigation and in making sure that there is peace for those close to the deceased.
"Because of the accident, people who Bruce hasn't spoken to in forever are reaching out to him to offer support for his grieving process.
"But they are also letting him know that they support his transition too.
"Everything happens for a reason and Bruce is a firm believer in this. He was in such a great place before this happened and he will be in that place again after the dust has settled."
It was recently claimed Bruce is delaying his transition plans following a car crash he was involved in last weekend which resulted in the death of his neighbour Kim Howe.
He was cleared of drink-driving and texting while at the wheel of the vehicle and police say he is not under investigation.
A source told RadarOnline.com: "[He] is giving all of his time and energy right now into helping out with the investigation and in making sure that there is peace for those close to the deceased.
"Because of the accident, people who Bruce hasn't spoken to in forever are reaching out to him to offer support for his grieving process.
"But they are also letting him know that they support his transition too.
"Everything happens for a reason and Bruce is a firm believer in this. He was in such a great place before this happened and he will be in that place again after the dust has settled."
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