Caitlyn Jenner breaks her silence about fatal car crash and voices her fears over being sent to a Men's County Jail while revealing she does not regret transitioning

• Caitlyn Jenner broke her silence about her fatal February car crash in an interview with Matt Lauer on Today
• Jenner revealed that she was going under the speed limit when the accident occurred, but said she fears being sent to LA Men's County Jail 
• Prosecutors are currently trying to determine whether they will charge Jenner with misdemeanor manslaughter for her role in the crash 
• Jenner also told Lauer that she does not regret the decision she made earlier this year to transition 
• She also said she does not find the Hallowen costumes being made in her image offensive, saying she is 'in on the joke'

Caitlyn Jenner has finally broken her silence about the February car crash she was involved in that claimed the life of another woman. 

In a revealing interview with Matt Lauer on Today, Jenner said she could not say much about the crash as she is involved in litigation, but did admit her fears over possibly being sent to Los Angeles Men's County Jail should she be charged with misdemeanor manslaughter.

Jenner also told Lauer that she has had no regrets since she made the decision to transition earlier this year. 

Opening up: Caitlyn Jenner broke her silence about her fatal February car crash in an interview with Matt Lauer on Today

Concerns: Jenner revealed that she was going under the speed limit when the accident occurred , but said she fears being sent to LA Men's County Jail

Speaking with Lauer as the two played a round of golf, Jenner did admit that the trauma of the car accident is something that will never go away, but was firm in saying that she was traveling under the speed limit of 50mph at the time of the crash.

Prosecutors are now trying to determine if Jenner exercised proper caution and what her role was in the crash that killed Kim Howe.

Helping Jenner's case is an $18.5million lawsuit that was just filed against Howe's estate buy the passengers of another car in the accident who claim she was the negligent driver.

TMZ reports however that those same passengers may also sue Jenner. 

Jenner also told Lauer that she does not miss being a man at all, and that she feels lucky to have lived her life as both a man and a woman.

She also said she believes everyone wonders what it is like to live as the opposite sex. 

'I think about my life — and where I'm at in my life right now. What a tremendous experience this is. Hardly nobody gets to live two genders in their life,' said Jenner.

'Everybody wonders, "Oh, what's it like to be coming from the other side? You know, their thinking, the way they act, everything?" 

'And here I have the opportunity to do that. And to be honest with you, everything's so new and fun. From that standpoint, it's been great.'

Happy: Jenner also told Lauer that she does not regret the decision she made earlier this year to transition

When Lauer at one point voiced how nervous he was about using incorrect pronouns, Jenner told him not to worry and said she was not as critical of those mistakes as other members of the transgender community.

Jenner was also asked how she felt about Halloween costumes that are being sold in her likeness based on her Vanity Fair cover, which have come under fire by many in the public who find them tasteless and transphobic. 

'I'm in on the joke. I don't think it's offensive at all,' said Jenner.

'I know the community does and they've gotten a lot of criticism for doing it. I think it's great.'

She then joked; 'They could have a better looking outfit for him, you know?'