BREAKING NEWS Sophia Hutchins accident site shows wrecked ATV in ravine where Caitlyn Jenner's trans manager died
Hutchins tragically died on Wednesday in a quad bike accident after plunging 350ft down a cliff near the reality TV star's Malibu home.
Her ATV is believed to have struck the bumper of a moving car and was thrown down a ravine. Aerial footage captured by KCAL shows the vehicle overturned in the brush.
The ATV appears to have separated during the incident, with the grill seen on its side and the bottom of the frame seemingly trapped in the ravine.
It is not yet known if Jenner witnessed the crash or was at home at the time of the tragedy on Wednesday.
Hutchins, like Jenner, was transgender and cited the father-of-six as the inspiration for coming out in college back in 2016.
In 2017, she moved into Jenner's $3.5million Malibu mansion and began working as the star's manager, taking over the role from Jenner's ex-wife Kris Jenner, 69, after their 2015 divorce.
Hutchins was Jenner's confidant for over a decade after the celebrated Olympian, 75, came out as a transgender woman in 2015.
The pair met that year and appeared in multiple episodes of the television documentary series I Am Cait, a spin-off of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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