Instagram Will Return to Original Format After Crush of Kardashian Criticism: ‘Glad We Took a Risk’

Pete Davidson is not letting heartbreak get him down!

Kim Kardashian is incensed at her ex-husband! And she SHOULD be!

After a blessed few months of radio silence, Kanye West is back to venting on Instagram. His latest post was shared on Monday and is an apparent reaction to the reports of the breakup of his ex-wife Kim Kardashian and Saturday Night Live's Pete Davidson.

Kim Kardashian is extremely unhappy with Kanye West.

Kanye West is having the last laugh.

Kanye West has entered the chat. Shortly after Kim Kardashian‘s split from Pete Davidson made headlines, the 45-year-old rapper appeared to celebrate the breakup.

Kanye West has taken a dig at his ex wife Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson amid reports that the pair have called time on their relationship.Taking to Instagram on Monday 8 August, the Blood On The Leaves rapper, 45, shared a picture of the front of a New York Times newspaper with a large headline across it reading: "Skete Davidson Dead At Age 28". His post comes after news surfaced last week that Kim, 41, and Pete, 28, broke up due to long distance. Insiders told E! News that they still have "a lot of love and respect for each other," but they found long distance and their demanding schedules "made it really difficult to maintain a relationship".

If you missed the news, Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian are no longer dating after 9 months together.

Khloe Kardashian liked an Instagram post joking that Kris Jenner was the one who leaked Taylor Swift's private jet use. Khloe's name shows up on the list of people who double tapped a post shared by @Kardashiansocial over the weekend.The meme post poses the question, "who leaked that Taylor Swift's private jet took 170 flights this year?" The post features a video of Kris walking into a room, sitting on a couch and answering "Kris f--king Jenner." The "Shake it Off" singer was accused of polluting the earth by flying in her private jet 170 times between Jan.

the influence of the Kardashian-Jenner family is even affecting social media platforms, now that Instagram has made a series of changes after Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner joined the complaints of many users that have criticized the predominantly algorithmically recommended videos, in an effort to push content.Instagram revealed that they were testing a new version, which was not well received by online users who say the popular app is copying TikTok and not focusing on showing content from already followed accounts.“I’m glad we took a risk — if we’re not failing every once in a while, we’re not thinking big enough or bold enough,” Instagram chief Adam Mosseri admitted, “But we definitely need to take a big step back and regroup.”Kim and Kylie previously shared a post that read “Make Instagram Instagram Again,” to their hundreds of million followers on the platform, adding, “Stop trying to be tiktok I just want to see cute photos of my friends.”A post shared by Adam Mosseri (@mosseri)And while Instagram taking a step back from testing their new tools might seem like a coincidence from the Kardashian’s post, this wouldn’t be the first time Kylie causes major changes on social media, as she previously criticized Snapchat and caused a 7% drop in shares.Instagram then released a video responding to the backlash, reassuring users that they will keep the platform as it was, favoring video in the future.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorThe TikTok-ification of Instagram took a step back as the Meta-owned social app said Thursday it will discontinue a beta test of a full-screen version of the feed and also promised to reduce the number of recommended videos, photos and accounts that people see in Instagram.But make no mistake: Instagram is still putting its shoulder into video — continuing to aggressively develop and promote Reels, the TikTok-style feature that lets users record and share videos of up to 90 seconds.Meta’s ad revenue from Reels (across Instagram and Facebook) is now on a $1 billion annual run rate, CEO Mark Zuckerberg told analysts on the Q2 earnings call. The company’s monetization rate for Reels is still lower than Feed or Stories, he added, but longer term “we’re confident that Reels will grow engagement overall and quality and will eventually monetize closer to Feed.”Some observers saw the changes Instagram announced Thursday as caving to a grassroots pressure campaign urging it to stop mimicking TikTok.

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Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner aren’t fans of Instagram‘s latest update.