Brits need to work an average of 32 years to make what Kylie Jenner gets from one Instagram post.
Kylie, 22, earns £975,000 per post on social media.
With the average British salary now £30,000, it would take the everyday worker over three decades to rake in that kind of cash.
The second highest paid influencer on the social media platform is singer Ariana Grande, who can earn up to £765,000 for one Instagram post.
Nurses, whose 12-hour shifts keep the NHS going, earn an average yearly salary of £35,513 which would mean they would have to work for more that 21 years to come close to making that kind of cash.
Nurses would have to work for more that 21 years to make what she does in one post (Image: Kyliejenner/Instagram)
And it is not just A-list Hollywood stars who can command the big payouts.
Last year’s Love Island contestant Molly-Mae Hague, who has over 3.7million Instagram followers, can get £13,658 from a single sponsored post.
Andrew Hunter, from job hunt site Adzuna said: “These findings emphasise that social media is an incredibly profitable business and one that many people might be aiming to break into.”
But he added that even though it seems easy, becoming a wealthy social media influencer takes “a lot of hard work”.
Becoming a wealthy social media influencer takes “a lot of hard work” (Image: Instagram)
The mum-of-one is reportedly now a billionaire, according to Forbes.
The youngest of the KarJenner clan is the youngest self-made billionaire, according to the publication.
Kylie recently insisted she has made all of her money on her own.
The mum-of-one is reportedly now a billionaire, according to Forbes (Image: KylieJennerInstagram)
In an interview with Paper magazine, Kylie insisted Kris and Caitlyn Jenner “cut her off at the age of 15”.
She explained: “My parents told me I needed to make my own money, it’s time to learn how to save and spend your own money, stuff like that.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
