Caitlyn Jenner arrives at Trump's inauguration eve

Caitlyn Jenner arrived at the pre-inauguration dinner Thursday evening amidst rumors she will share a dance with the President-elect.
The 66-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashian vet wore a navy tassel dress to the celebratory dinner.
The reality star has said she will be attending Donald Trump's inauguration on Friday. And she may just get some special attention from the future President.


It has been claimed by a member of his administration that Trump has been urged to dance with the TV star at his ball to prove that he is in touch with America's LGBT community.

Trump spoke during the dinner to thank donors and members of his family and celebrated himself as a the hardest working candidate to have ever run for office.
He gave thank yous to his most trusted staff and made jibes at Hillary Clinton, speaking ahead to Friday's swearing in ceremony, joking that if it rains, at least the jokes about his gravity-defying hair might stop.
'It may rain, it may not rain. I don't care. It doesn't matter. If it really pours that's OK because people will realize it's my real hair.
'It might be a mess but they're gonna see it's my real hair.'
The President-elect is unpopular with sections of the LGBT community, and it is apparently believed that the move could provide a way to bolster his support.

His advisers also reportedly believe that a dance with Jenner could build bridges with the party itself.
'It's a brilliant idea,' a member of the incoming administration told Richard Johnson at Page Six.

'The image of Trump dancing with Caitlyn would send a strong message that he supports gay rights and trans rights,' the Republican said.
'A picture is worth a thousand tweets.'
Bruce Jenner was a stalwart Republican long before she transitioned into Caitlyn.
The former Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete has been called the most famous openly transgender woman in the world, but has received criticism within the LGBT community for her support of Trump.
The Republican party is often seen to be broadly unsupportive of LGBT rights.

Trump has expressed support for North Carolina’s HB2 law, which states that in government buildings, individuals may only use restrooms and changing facilities that correspond to the sex on their birth certificates.
The President-elect has also said that he would rescind the Obama Administration’s guidance that transgender students be allowed to use restrooms that match their gender identity, and he has made it clear he would not enforce federal civil rights laws to ensure transgender Americans are treated equally under the law.
Jenner's publicist said: 'Can't deal in hypotheticals. We'll just have to wait and see.'
Jenner will reportedly be attending the inauguration although it is believed she was not invited by Trump, but will attend as a guest of the American Unity Fund, a conservative nonprofit that works on behalf of LGBTQ Americans.