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Caitlyn Jenner is apologizing to members of the transgender community for sending a wrong message about where her allegiances lie. The 67-year-old reality star found herself in hot water on

Friday when she was spotted cruising in her Austin-Healey convertible wearing a red cap bearing president Donald Trump‘s controversial campaign “Make America Great Again” slogan. Jenner — a

longtime Republican who spoke out last week against president Donald Trump’s ban against transgender individuals serving in the military — had many questioning what side of the political

fence she is on. But Jenner set the record straight to TMZ Saturday. “I apologize to all of the trans community,” Jenner said. “I made a mistake. I will never do it again and I’m getting rid

of the hat.” So why did she wear the hat in the first place? According to Jenner, she was leaving her Malibu home to drive to the Sherwood Country Club in Thousand Oaks, California, when

she realized she needed a cap to protect her hair from the wind during the drive in her 1960 convertible. Looking through the nearly half-dozen hats she had in her closet, Jenner grabbed the

cap and took the drive to the course, removing it before playing golf. After her hour or so she spent golfing, she got back into the car — only to notice that the red cap she had worn in

her open-top car was the MAGA hat. RELATED VIDEO: CAITLYN JENNER SPEAKS OUT ON DONALD TRUMP’S TRANSGENDER BATHROOM ROLLBACK: ‘THIS IS A DISASTER’ Things only got more complicated from there.

Jenner said she then went to grab a coffee at Starbucks — swapping the hat for a golf visor. But she put the MAGA cap back on to protect her hair during her drive back home. On her way

there, Jenner said she realized that she had forgotten her purse at Starbucks and then raced back, again not realizing that she was still wearing the hat. After successfully locating her

purse, she headed back home for a _second_ time — deciding to leave the hat on because she thought she could make it back undetected. But it wasn’t, with Jenner getting snapped wearing the

hat somewhere between her Starbucks trip and her drive back home. It’ll be the last time she wears it. Jenner said she is considering signing, auctioning it off and donating the proceeds to

a transgender cause. Either that or she said she might just rip it up or burn it. The _I Am Cait_ also told TMZ that she thinks that she is upset with Trump over the ban. “What he’s doing to

our community is absolutely f—— awful,” she said. RELATED VIDEO: WATCH: NATASHA STOYNOFF BREAKS SILENCE, ACCUSES DONALD TRUMP OF SEXUAL ATTACK President Trump tweeted on July 26 that

transgender people will not be able to serve in the military “in any capacity,” reversing a policy enacted last year under President Barack Obama that allowed them to serve openly. He cited

“tremendous medical costs” for transgender service members as a burden on the U.S. military. Jenner spoke out against the military ban on her website, writing, “I believe every American

should be outraged by the disrespect shown to those people wearing our country’s uniform.Furthermore, this half-baked idea puts all of our service members in harm’s way.” “Does President

Trump intend to just pull 15,000 people out of every critical position to which they are currently assigned? That would disrupt core military missions around the world and needlessly

endanger our troops.” Jenner—who is considering a Senate run in California, also stated that “19 other countries have successfully integrated trans service members without any problems,”

citing Wikipedia. “Over the past two years I have met the most inspiring trans people, and I can testify to the trans community’s incredible resilience and perseverance in the face of

enormous discrimination and hate,” Jenner continued. “We are strong, we are beautiful, and we will win. The President must ask himself which side of history he will be on — and reverse his

position immediately.” “America’s 15,000 trans service members and 134,000 veterans are much braver than you, Mr. Trump; my allegiance is with them and our country, not you.”