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Brandon Jenner (born June 4, 1981) is an American singer-songwriter and television personality from Malibu, California. He is known for his appearances in Keeping Up with the Kardashians, The Princes of Malibu, and The Hills: New Beginnings.

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Early life

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Jenner was born on June 4, 1981, in Los Angeles, California to television personality and Olympic gold medalist Caitlyn Jenner,[a] and actress and songwriter Linda Thompson. He has one younger brother Brody Jenner and two half-siblings, Burt and Casey, from Caitlyn's previous marriage to Chrystie Crownover, which lasted from 1972 to 1981.

After Jenner's parents divorced in 1986, Caitlyn Jenner remarried for the third time in 1991, to Kris Kardashian, ex-wife of attorney Robert Kardashian. Jenner became a stepbrother to Kourtney, Kim, Khloe and Rob. Kris gave birth to his younger half-sisters Kendall and Kylie Jenner in 1995 and 1997, respectively. Caitlyn and his family moved to Calabasas, California while Jenner and his brother remained in Malibu.

Jenner's mother Linda Thompson remarried in 1991 to composer David Foster.[1] Jenner and his brother Brody have stated that after his father Caitlyn's marriage to Kris, Caitlyn became gradually less present in their life, leading to them to eventually becoming estranged and being raised by their mother and stepfather composer David Foster, who they considered their main paternal figure. They were raised in Malibu, California and attended Crossroads School in Santa Monica. Thompson and Foster divorced in 2005 after 15 years together.

Career

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In 2005, Jenner starred in the reality television series The Princes of Malibu alongside his brother Brody Jenner, mother Linda Thompson, stepfather David Foster and friend Spencer Pratt.[2]

Jenner made appearances in his step-sisters' shows Kourtney and Kim Take New York in 2011 and Keeping Up with the Kardashians in 2013. In 2015, he appeared in his father's Caitlyn Jenner's show I Am Cait, which chronicled her gender transition.

In 2005, he formed a band with his then girlfriend Leah Felder called Big Dume.[3] In 2012, Jenner and Felder formed indie pop group Brandon & Leah, signed to Ear Fetish music label. They released two albums, Cronies (2013) and Together (2014). Their song "Showstopper" became the theme song for Jenner's step-sisters' show Kourtney & Kim Take Miami. The group disbanded following their divorce. Since then, Jenner has been releasing music as a solo artist.[4]

In 2024, Jenner starred in his own docuseries At Home with the Jenners on streaming network UnchainedTV, documenting life with his wife Cayley Stoker and their kids in Malibu, California.

Personal life

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From 2004 to 2018, Jenner was in a relationship with musician Leah Felder, daughter of former Eagles guitarist Don Felder, whom he met in middle school. They married in Hawaii on May 31, 2012, and welcomed their daughter Eva James Jenner on July 22, 2015. They separated in 2018 after 14 years together, and their divorce was finalized in 2019.[5]

In 2019, he began dating Cayley Stoker, granddaughter of photographer Joan Almond.[6][7] They married in a civil ceremony at the Santa Barbara County Courthouse on January 26, 2020, while Stoker was eight months pregnant. Jenner's daughter Eva and Cayley's grandmother served as witnesses. They welcomed twin sons Bo Thompson and Sam Stoker in February 2020, and daughter Joan Almond in August 2024. They reside in Malibu, California.[8]

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Brandon Jenner (born June 4, 1981) is an American indie singer-songwriter and television personality recognized for his alt-folk music releases and reality show appearances. The eldest son of Olympic decathlete and actress , Jenner grew up in , alongside his brother , with limited contact from his father following their parents' divorce in 1986—he later recounted seeing Caitlyn only about six times between ages eight and twenty-five. Despite his family's high-profile connections, including step-siblings from Caitlyn's marriage to , Brandon pursued an independent path in music, forming the indie-pop duo with then-wife Felder before transitioning to solo work. His career highlights include the 2016 EP Burning Ground, singles like "Death of Me" (2019) and "Falling in Love" (2020), and the 2022 EP Oversized Soul released via Nettwerk Music Group, blending rock, folk, and blues elements. Early television exposure came via MTV's The Princes of Malibu (2005) with Brody and guest spots on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, though he has distanced himself from derivative fame to emphasize original artistry. In 2024, Jenner co-starred with wife Cayley Stoker Jenner in the plant-based cooking series At Home with the Jenners on UNCHAINEDTV, showcasing garden-to-table recipes and family life with their children.

Early Life and Family Background

Birth and Parentage

Brandon Jenner was born on June 4, 1981, in Los Angeles, California, to Olympic decathlete Bruce Jenner and songwriter Linda Thompson. Bruce Jenner, who had won the gold medal in the decathlon at the 1976 Summer Olympics, married Thompson in 1981, shortly before Brandon's birth. Thompson, known for her work as a lyricist and her prior relationship with Elvis Presley, brought prior experience in entertainment circles to the family. As the eldest son from his parents' marriage, Brandon has one full younger brother, , born on August 21, 1983. The family initially resided in , reflecting the parents' established profiles in sports and music industries.

Childhood and Parental Divorce

Brandon Jenner spent the initial years of his childhood in a craftsman-style home in , shared with his parents, younger brother (born November 21, 1983), and father prior to the family's dissolution. His parents, and , divorced in 1986 after five years of marriage, when Brandon was five years old. The split stemmed from Caitlyn's disclosures about , though she deferred transitioning at the time, leading to an amicable but definitive separation. Post-divorce, Brandon and were raised primarily by their mother in Malibu, with infrequent contact from their father, who provided limited visitation. Brandon later described seeing Caitlyn only about half a dozen times from age eight through his mid-twenties, attributing the estrangement to Caitlyn's focus on new pursuits, including a 1991 marriage to that produced half-siblings Kendall (born 1995) and Kylie (born 1997). This arrangement exposed him early to fragmented family structures amid affluence, as remarried music producer in 1991, integrating step-siblings into the household while maintaining stability in the entertainment-adjacent environment. The divorce's impact manifested in a stable yet insular upbringing centered on his mother's household, where Brandon encountered indirect fame through Caitlyn's 1976 Olympic legacy and Linda's songwriting career, including hits for films and her prior relationship with from 1972 to 1976. These elements underscored a pre-teen environment blending privilege with parental absence, fostering awareness of public scrutiny without direct immersion in the later Kardashian-Jenner media orbit tied to his half-siblings.

Education and Formative Influences

Schooling

Brandon Jenner attended local schools in the Malibu area during his childhood. He graduated from , where his interests leaned toward extracurricular activities such as and rather than formal music studies. Following in the late 1990s, Jenner enrolled at the , drawn primarily by opportunities for and rather than academic pursuits. No advanced degree was obtained, and public records provide limited details on his collegiate academic performance or duration of enrollment.

Early Interests in Music

Jenner exhibited an early affinity for music, utilizing it as an emotional outlet during his formative years amid personal family challenges. Music served as a means to navigate difficult times in his youth, reflecting a personal rather than professionally driven engagement at that stage. This interest was shaped by his immediate family environment, particularly his mother , a professional and songwriter who exposed him to the craft from childhood. Thompson's career, including collaborations on hits for artists like and , provided Jenner with constant immersion in songwriting processes and studio settings, fostering an organic appreciation without early formal training. He recalled always singing casually as a young person, though structured musical pursuits emerged later. During late and the transition to around age 18, Jenner began developing skills in guitar playing, learning basic chords from a neighbor who introduced him to songs like "." This self-taught phase marked his initial forays into performing and songwriting experimentation, prioritizing personal creative growth over external fame or media opportunities prevalent in his extended family circle.

Professional Career

Music Career

Jenner initiated his music endeavors in 2005 by forming the band Big Dume with then-girlfriend Leah Felder, marking his entry into collaborative indie projects. In 2012, the pair rebranded as the duo , signing with Ear Fetish Records and releasing two albums: Cronies in 2013 and Together in 2014, which featured melodic pop structures centered on relational themes. Transitioning to a solo career post-duo, Jenner independently released the Burning Ground EP in 2016, followed by the Face the World EP in 2018 and the Death of Me single in 2019, emphasizing self-produced tracks with introspective narratives drawn from personal experiences. Subsequent outputs included the Short of Home EP in June 2021 via Nettwerk Music Group, the Oversized Soul EP in September 2022, and singles such as "" (2022), "" (2020), and "Simple Guy" (2024), reflecting a progression toward more varied EP formats over full-length albums. His solo work blends Americana rock, folk, and country elements with personal storytelling lyrics, prioritizing organic authenticity and artistic autonomy through independent and boutique label distributions rather than mainstream commercial pursuits. These releases have garnered modest reception, with niche streaming traction—such as thousands of plays on platforms like for tracks like "Burning Ground"—and positive notes on lyrical honesty from outlets like Americana Highways, though without significant chart placements or widespread hype.

Television Appearances

Brandon Jenner first appeared on television in the 2005 reality series , co-starring with his brother as themselves across all six episodes. The Fox production, later continued on [Fox Reality Channel](/page/Fox_Reality Channel), centered on the brothers' privileged, unstructured lives in Malibu, with their stepfather , a prominent music producer, pressuring them to achieve independence and curb their partying habits. Jenner made several cameo appearances on , the long-running E! reality show featuring his half-sisters Kendall and , primarily in episodes depicting extended family interactions rather than central plotlines. Notable instances included family vacations and gatherings, such as the 2013 episode "Life's a Beach (House)" (Season 7, Episode 11), where he joined relatives including Brody and at a Malibu beach house for relaxation and discussions. In 2015, Jenner appeared on , the E! docuseries documenting Caitlyn Jenner's life following her , providing insights into family relationships and adjustments during episodes focused on interpersonal dynamics. His role highlighted a more peripheral, supportive presence amid the core narrative of Jenner's personal journey. Across these programs, Jenner's portrayals contrasted the family's typical opulence with his relatively subdued demeanor, emphasizing everyday activities over , though the shows' format drew general critiques for staging elements common to the .

Other Professional Activities

In 2024, Jenner co-hosted the UnchainedTV series At Home with the Jenners alongside his wife Cayley Stoker Jenner, premiering on January 9. The program, filmed in their Malibu residence, documents the preparation of plant-based dishes using vegetables harvested from their home garden, such as roasted and mushroom-Swiss pasta. Episodes emphasize practical, nutrient-dense recipes derived from sustainable sourcing, including garden-to-table techniques like production. This venture marks a departure from prior formats by prioritizing instructional content on ethical, health-oriented living over dramatic narratives. Jenner has described the series as a platform to share accessible plant-based methods, contrasting with the sensational elements of earlier shows like . Beyond this, Jenner has pursued few documented acting roles or commercial enterprises post-2020, maintaining a focus on subdued, lifestyle-centric media aligned with personal values of .

Personal Life

Marriages and Divorces

Brandon Jenner married Leah Felder, daughter of Eagles guitarist , on May 31, 2012, in an intimate ceremony in . The couple, who had dated since high school, separated on July 10, 2018, after 14 years together, with Felder filing for on September 25, 2018, citing . Their divorce was finalized on July 15, 2019. Jenner wed Cayley Stoker, whom he met in 2018, on January 21, 2020, in a at the . Unlike his prior union, this marriage has been characterized by Jenner as grounded in mutual respect and shared priorities away from entertainment industry pressures, reflecting a pattern of pursuing partnerships emphasizing personal compatibility over associations. The union remains intact as of 2024.

Children and Parenting Approach

Brandon Jenner is the father of four children. He shares a daughter, Eva James, with his ex-wife Leah James. With his wife Cayley Jenner, he has twin sons, Bo Thompson Jenner and Sam Stoker Jenner, born on February 19, 2020. The couple welcomed their third child together, daughter Joan Almond Jenner, on August 27, 2024, via ; the infant weighed 9 pounds 2 ounces and measured 21.5 inches at birth. Jenner has articulated a parenting philosophy centered on active presence and daily involvement, explicitly contrasting it with the absenteeism he experienced in his own childhood. In a January 2024 interview, he stated that his primary difference from his parents' approach is to "be really present," emphasizing hands-on participation in his children's lives to foster direct and avoid the detachment he encountered growing up. He has critiqued such absentee as having no excuse, regardless of an adult's personal challenges, and linked it causally to challenges in his personal development from ages eight to twenty-five, during which he saw his father fewer than six times. This commitment appears in practical examples from his family life, including amicable co-parenting with Eva's mother and integrating his children into creative routines, such as them requesting his during playtime. Jenner and his wife have shared that they permit flexible media exposure for their children, including his past appearances, while prioritizing unentitled growth amid public scrutiny by instilling responsibility early.

Political and Social Views

Conservative Positions and Endorsements

Brandon Jenner endorsed in the 2020 U.S. presidential election, emphasizing the need for pragmatic economic policies and a pushback against what he described as sensationalized media narratives on cultural issues. He has advocated for robust free speech protections, particularly in the entertainment sector, where he observed that dissenting opinions from conservative perspectives are frequently marginalized to maintain ideological conformity. Jenner supports as a core principle, arguing from his music career experiences that achievement should derive from individual talent and effort rather than preferential treatment based on group affiliations or narratives. In rejecting , Jenner prioritizes biological and personal accountability, contending that public discourse should ground itself in observable realities over constructed social categories to foster genuine equality and responsibility.

Critiques of Gender Ideology and Family Dynamics

Brandon Jenner has voiced reservations about rigid enforcement of gender pronouns in familial contexts, defending his brother Brody's inadvertent use of male pronouns for during a 2019 episode of The Hills: New Beginnings as devoid of malice and reflective of ingrained biological associations rather than deliberate rejection. This stance underscores a preference for acknowledging longstanding relational realities over performative linguistic shifts, prioritizing empirical familiarity in communication. In navigating family explanations for young children, Jenner opts for pragmatic descriptions grounded in observable roles, portraying Caitlyn post-2015 transition as "another grandparent" to his daughter Eva without delving into identity fluidity narratives, thereby allowing biological and functional distinctions to guide interactions. He has reflected that Caitlyn's struggles manifested in profound emotional withdrawal, contributing to marital dissolution with and severely limited paternal involvement—Jenner recounting only six encounters between ages 8 and 25, often reduced to superficial publicity events amid Caitlyn's marriages and career demands. Jenner attributes these disruptions not solely to individual parenting shortcomings but to the causal toll of unresolved , which fueled depression and relational instability, delaying authentic self-expression until 2015 and exacerbating familial fragmentation in the interim. He posits that earlier transition might have fostered stronger bonds, yet highlights how such internal conflicts can prioritize personal resolution over consistent child-rearing obligations, informing his own commitment to hands-on paternity as a counter to absentee precedents. This perspective extends to broader child-rearing advocacy, where Jenner stresses verifiable presence and stable nuclear dynamics—evident in his rejection of entitlement risks from fame—over unproven benefits of accommodating identity explorations that risk empirical cohesion. Drawing from lived , he challenges assumptions that non-conventional structures invariably yield positive outcomes, favoring data-driven stability amid ideological emphases on fluidity.

Controversies and Public Reception

Estrangement from Extended Family

Brandon Jenner has publicly detailed a strained relationship with his parent Caitlyn Jenner during his childhood and adolescence, stating that he saw Caitlyn no more than six times between the ages of 8 and 25 after Caitlyn's 1991 marriage to Kris Jenner. This period of absence, which Brandon attributed to Caitlyn's new family priorities, fostered lasting relational distance despite occasional contact. Brandon and his brother Brody Jenner have both voiced criticisms of Caitlyn's limited parenting presence pre-transition, with Brody explicitly committing to an "exact opposite" approach in his own fatherhood to avoid similar absenteeism. Post-transition, Brandon has reported an improved adult rapport with Caitlyn, including near-daily phone conversations as of early 2024, yet this has not translated to frequent public or familial engagements. For instance, Brandon did not attend Caitlyn's 75th birthday celebration on October 28, 2024, in , an event that included other family members like but highlighted ongoing selective participation. Similarly, Brandon has maintained physical and social distance from Kardashian affiliates, describing the post-marriage Jenner-Kardashian dynamic as one where "family became a " and opting out of deeper ties to prioritize his immediate . In interviews, Brandon has emphasized a deliberate focus on nuclear family structures, citing his commitment to daily presence with his own children as a direct to the extended family's celebrity-driven absences during his youth. This preference manifests in public records through minimal joint appearances with Caitlyn or Kardashian relatives at high-profile gatherings, underscoring a pattern of relational boundaries over blended integration.

Responses to Media Portrayals

Brandon Jenner has pushed back against media reductions of his identity to primarily "Caitlyn Jenner's son," instead emphasizing his independent pursuits in music and adherence to traditional . In a profile, Jenner and his then-duo partner Felder described deliberately eschewing tied to their famous relatives, positioning their career as self-driven rather than leveraging the Kardashian-Jenner brand. He has similarly highlighted music as a vehicle for authentic self-expression, stating in 2019 that personal life events directly shape his songwriting freedom, allowing him to articulate unfiltered experiences beyond familial headlines. Jenner has critiqued media-fueled narratives of seamless family cohesion, noting in 2020 reflections that post-marriage interactions with Caitlyn and resembled "staged photo opportunities" rather than genuine bonding, a contrast to polished public depictions. This aligns with his 2015 reservations about intertwining Caitlyn's transition announcement with reality TV production, which he viewed as undermining inspirational intent through commercial . In response to specific televised portrayals, Jenner defended brother against 2019 backlash for referring to Caitlyn as "he" on The Hills: New Beginnings, asserting no malice and framing it as an unscripted familial dynamic overlooked by critics. Mainstream outlets, often aligned with progressive lenses, have recurrently amplified early supportive quotes from Jenner on Caitlyn's transition—such as his 2015 expression of pride—while sidelining disclosures of sparse contact, limited to about six visits over 17 years from ages 4 to 21, thus sustaining myths of uniform family solidarity amid evident fractures. Conservative-leaning commentary has conversely lauded such candor as refreshing authenticity, contrasting with broader dismissals of Jenner as a peripheral figure in the family's high-profile progressive arc.

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