Caitlyn Jenner rep denies rumors of 'sex change regret'

A spokesperson for Caitlyn Jenner, formerly known as Bruce Jenner, has denied that the reality star is feeling "sex change regret." This came after rumors surfaced that she is contemplating reverting back to being a man.

"Of course it's not true," Jenner's representative told Daily News, and it's "not worth commenting on such an idiotic report."

Earlier this week, "Kardashian Dynasty: The Controversial Rise of America's Royal Family" author Ian Halperin said during an interview with The Wrap that, while doing research, sources told him that Jenner had been miserable for months now.

"One source confirmed to me Caitlyn has made whispers of 'sex change regret,' hinting she might go back to being Bruce Jenner," he said. Also, a friend allegedly told him, "It hasn't been easy for Caitlyn, it's been very hard."

Halperin's source claims that while Jenner is "thrilled she has raised awareness about how transgender people have long been discriminated against," she might transition back in the next couple of years (he believes it would be within three years, according to Page Six). Those who know her personally are not expected to be surprised since she is allegedly finding her situation to be more difficult than she anticipated.

"I say Caitlyn is still homophobic, is a believing Christian and my sources say [she] struggles every day with the idea of being gay, which is a sin according to what she believes in," Halperin said, as quoted on Page Six. "She said many times that she is not gay. Again, my sources say it's been so hard on her, there's been so many bouts of fits [and] depression, that they see small signs that point to that fact."

Moreover, a source reportedly told the author that Jenner is still into dating women. However, the former Olympic athlete said in an episode of reality series "I am Cait" that she doesn't see herself doing that anymore.

"I've been there, done that. I've got three very strong ex-wives. I just don't see it," she expressed.

Jenner made waves last year when she revealed to Diane Sawyer on ABC's "20/20" that "for all intents and purposes, I am a woman." She had become a symbol for transgenders, and many had supported her going public on her transition.