Caitlyn Jenner's campaign for Governor of California has been bleeding money, racking up a debt of more than $150,000 so far.
The 71-year-old former Keeping Up with the Kardashians star has spent $910,000 on things like sushi and limos, Queerty reported on Thursday.
Despite raising about $747,000 from roughly 1,500 donors, Caitlyn has so far spent more than she's raised, according to the report.
Going into debt: Caitlyn Jenner's campaign for Governor of California has been bleeding money, racking up a debt of more than $150,000 so far
She reportedly blew $1,800 on a staff meeting at a sushi restaurant in Malibu, along with an additional $1,300 on limos to ferry her around LA.
But a spokesperson for the campaign, Steven Cheung, told Queerty they were unconcerned about their financial situation.
According to Cheung, the campaign has 'robust' donors that will keep them 'fully funded to enter the final stretch of the election'.
Splashing the cash: The 71-year-old former Keeping Up with the Kardashians star has spent $910,000 on things like sushi and limos, Queerty reported on Thursday
With the election still a month away, Caitlyn's political opponents are faring much better financially, with Governor Gavin Newsom having raised more than $40million.
In a bid to raise additional funds, she has been selling campaign merchandise, which includes pint glasses and dog leashes.
Meanwhile, Caitlyn will miss an all-important debate between the other Republican candidates because she's currently in Australia filming Big Brother VIP.
