Entertainment Desk :
US reality TV star Kylie Jenner, who first appeared on Forbes Billionaires list in 2019 at 21, has faced intense anger on social media after her Kendall+Kylie clothing line reportedly refused to pay workers in Bangladesh.
Kylie has also reportedly limited her Instagram comments after fans demanded that she pay the workers. With 182.3 million followers, she is the fourth most followed person on the entire app and second most followed woman.
After hearing about the payment issue, many fans took to her comments to demand that she pay the factory workers even if it meant dipping into her own personal funds, ShowBiz CheatSheet reported recently.
Limiting the comments could not stop the fans from speaking their minds as they have taken to her sister Kendall’s Instagram page to air out their grievances, according to the report. Even though the 22-year old was recently stripped of her billionaire title, she is still worth a staggering $900 million and can more than afford to pay workers for the work that they have completed, the report said.
US reality TV star Kylie Jenner, who first appeared on Forbes Billionaires list in 2019 at 21, has faced intense anger on social media after her Kendall+Kylie clothing line reportedly refused to pay workers in Bangladesh.
Kylie has also reportedly limited her Instagram comments after fans demanded that she pay the workers. With 182.3 million followers, she is the fourth most followed person on the entire app and second most followed woman.
After hearing about the payment issue, many fans took to her comments to demand that she pay the factory workers even if it meant dipping into her own personal funds, ShowBiz CheatSheet reported recently.
Limiting the comments could not stop the fans from speaking their minds as they have taken to her sister Kendall’s Instagram page to air out their grievances, according to the report. Even though the 22-year old was recently stripped of her billionaire title, she is still worth a staggering $900 million and can more than afford to pay workers for the work that they have completed, the report said.
