Caitlyn Jenner runs errands without a face mask as she steps out in LA in polo shirt and mini skirt

It’s been mandatory in California to wear a face mask in public settings for three weeks now.

But Caitlyn Jenner stepped out once again without one on Sunday.

The trans reality star, 70, was spotted picking up a large beverage to go in LA without taking the precaution against spreading COVID-19 that’s required by order of Governor Gavin Newsom. 

Newsom instituted the order in June 18 to try and combat a surge in COVID-19 cases in California, including Los Angeles, and has threatened to implement a new stay-at-home order if residents do not comply. 

As of Sunday, there have been over 130K confirmed COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles County, which has lead to 3,795 deaths – according to Johns Hopkins University. 

Caitlyn was dressed for the heat on the scorching Sunday in a polo shirt and mini skirt along with white trainers.

She left her long hair loose and styled back from her forehead and sported sunglasses.

She carried a large black leather purse with a shoulder strap in one hand and her drink in the other as she crossed the parking lot of the strip mall. 

Last month, the former Olympic decathlete marked the fifth anniversary of her transition from male to female with an interview for People.

‘I have no regrets,’ she told the publication.

However, the ex-husband of Keeping Up With The Kardashian momager Kris Jenner, acknowledged that her very high profile gender change had not quite had the impact she had expected.

‘I think I had been wearing rose-colored glasses. I thought I could change the world. Now I know I can only try and change person at a time,’ she explained.