Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson Takes Kylie Jenner’s Instagram Crown

Dwayne «The Rock» Johnson, RedBird Capital and Dany Garcia, Johnson's ex-wife and business partner, teamed up to purchase the XFL for approximately $15 million just hours before the once-bankrupt league was set for auction. RedBird Capital is an investment firm that focuses on providing flexible and long-term capital to help entrepreneurs grow their businesses, and the XFL will be its latest challenge.

Kylie Jenner will always have Kris Jenner with her.

$1,015,000. That’s how much Hopper HQ – a social media marketing firm that also runs the accounts for many companies and individuals – values a single Instagram post by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.

Kylie Jenner couldn’t be more proud of her baby girl and her frequent posts of her on social media are proof enough! That being said, Stormi Webster is hands down one of the most lovable toddlers ever, everything from her cute conversations with her makeup mogul mom, to her on-point fashion being peak entertainment for many of the Keeping Up with the Kardashians fans! So when Kylie Jenner shared another snap of the 2 year old rocking some expensive brand items, people could not help but agree

The list of the highest-paid celebrities on Instagram based on what they apparently can charge per post was recently revealed, and to our surprise, Kylie Jenner is not topping it. Hopper HQ released its fourth annual “Instagram Rich List” 2020.

The list of the highest paid celebrities based on what they charge per Instagram post has been revealed.

Kylie Jenner and Megan Thee Stallion shocked fans over the weekend when they were spotted hanging out at the same pool party. Fans took to Twitter to share their confusion over the meetup considering Stallion retains a close friendship with Jenner's former best friend, Jordyn Woods.

John Legend, for example. The “All of Me” singer is so fond of the well-known wine variety that he created his own versions of it via his LVE Wines company.

Kylie Jenner is denying an online claim that she intentionally refused to tag a Black-owned fashion brand on her Instagram.Earlier this week, the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star posted a photo of herself in a Loud Brand Studios' "Vashtie" dress while on vacation in Southern Utah.

Her side of the story. Kylie Jenner slammed claims she snubbed a Black-owned brand on Instagram. The Kylie Cosmetics founder took to her Twitter on Tuesday, July 7, to deny accusations that she refused to tag a Black-owned designer she wore in an Instagram photo and deleted comments that called her out for it.

Kylie Jenner has defended herself against claims that she purposely refused to tag a black clothing designer in a recent Instagram post. On Monday, the Kylie Cosmetics founder shared multiple photos to Instagram showing her posing in an orange dress by UK-based clothing company LoudBrand Studios.Despite the limited-edition dress selling out shortly after, some fans criticised the reality star for not tagging the designer in her posts.

Kylie Jenner is causing a stir on social media — must be a day that ends in ‘Y.’

Kylie Jenner, wearing an up and coming brand’s clothing helps it get seen by millions of her fans. That’s what she did when she donned London-based Loud Brand Studios’ Drop Raw edge VASHTIE dress during her recent vacation at Utah’s luxury desert resort Amangiri.

Kylie Jenner clapped back after fans accused her of purposefully not tagging a Black-owned fashion company on Instagram.“Kylie Jenner is refusing to tag the designer of the dress she just posted, which is a Black-owned brand, and now limiting her comments,” a Twitter user alleged on Monday, July 6, after sharing screenshots of Jenner’s most recent Instagram post.

Kylie Jenner is hitting back at some “false” claims from the Twitterverse.

Kylie Jenner is responding to a fan who claimed she’s refusing to tag the designer of one of her dresses, which is a black owned brand.

Kendall and Kylie Jenner‘s clothing brand has finally addressed reports that they failed to pay factory workers in Bangladesh their wages for a canceled supply order back in March.