Caitlyn Jenner proposes solution for WNBA trans athlete eligibility debate
Fox News • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 16, 2026, 3:56 PM
Last updated Aug 16, 2026

Caitlyn Jenner addressed the ongoing debate regarding transgender athlete eligibility in the WNBA on August 16. She suggested a "simple" solution, highlighting that the league's collective bargaining agreement does not clearly define the term "woman." The lack of clarity has contributed to the controversy surrounding the participation of trans athletes in the league. Jenner's comments are likely to spark further discussion about the league's policies and the definition of womanhood in sport. The WNBA has previously faced scrutiny on how it handles such inclusivity issues.
- •Caitlyn Jenner made her remarks on August 16.
- •She emphasizes the lack of definition for "woman" in the WNBA's CBA.
- •The WNBA is facing scrutiny over its policies on trans athletes.
- •Jenner's comments may influence future discussions on inclusivity.
- 3:56 PMFox News — Caitlyn Jenner says there's a 'simple' solution to end the WNBA's trans athlete debate - Fox News
"Caitlyn Jenner offers a "simple" solution to the WNBA transgender athlete eligibility debate as the league's CBA never defines the word "woman."
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