Caitlyn Jenner has revealed that she's met daughter Kylie's baby son - but admitted that she had to be "careful" when she talks about the family.
The 72-year-old, who has six children, four stepchildren and 20 grandchildren, got into hot water with her youngest child after prematurely revealing her pregnancy last year.
Kylie, 24, welcomed her second child with partner Travis Scott earlier this month and revealed the news via Instagram.
But her pregnancy reveal appeared to be ruined last year when Caitlyn let slip the happy news in an interview.
It is reported that she wanted to keep the pregnancy a secret until she gave birth - similar to her famous first pregnancy and birth announcement in 2018.
So Kylie was believed to have been "fuming" with her dad for spoiling the surprise.
Appearing on Good Morning Britain today with hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley, she was asked about whether she had met Kylie's baby.
She replied: "Oh, we're going there! Yes I have. Yeah, the family is growing! Actually, Kylie had her little boy and it was announced the other day."
However, Caitlyn went on to admit that she has had to be sensitive about how she speaks about the birth.
The former Olympian said: "I had to be very careful - I've got to be very quiet, I've got to be sensitive, careful when I talk about the family but they're doing great, Kylie's doing great.
"Everybody's doing great. But I have the next one - the 20th grandchild! My son Bert and his wife Val, they're doing a month with a little girl."
Earlier this month, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star shared a sweet black and white photo on Instagram on Sunday alongside the caption: "2/2/22".
The photo appeared to be Kylie and Travis' four-year-old daughter Stormi clasping her new little brother's wrist in an adorable sign of affection.
She also included a blue heart emoji in the post as fans and famous pals flocked to the comments section to send congratulatory messages.
Among the messages was a note from Kylie's mum Kris Jenner, who simply wrote: "Angel Pie."
*Good Morning Britain airs weekdays at 6am on ITV
