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The Sun
6 days ago
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- The Sun
Chloe Kelly rakes in whopping £8k per post but she's NOT top-earning Lioness as Instagram and TikTok rich list revealed
CHLOE KELLY can earn an estimated £8,000 per sponsored social media post, a recent report claims. But the England hero isn't thought to be the top-earning member of the Lionesses on social media. 8 8 Kelly, 27, was England's hero as they won Euro 2022, famously scoring the winning goal in the final against Germany. The Arsenal ace was also the star of the show in last night's semi-final victory over Italy in Geneva, rising from the bench to grab the clincher with just a minute remaining in extra time. Amid the Lionesses' success, boffins over at Best New Bingo Sites have crunched the numbers to determine how much stars of the team can earn on social media. At the time of their study, Kelly had 978,000 Instagram followers and a further 320.7K on TikTok. Having crunched the numbers, the study found that the forward could earn £7,708.60 per sponsored Insta post and £384.92 on TikTok, making a combined £8,093.53. This is second among the Lionesses, only to Kelly's team-mate at club and international level, Leah Williamson. The England skipper has 1.1 million Instagram followers, which equates to £8,661.35 per sponsored post. While she can also add a further £278.74 per post to her 231.9K-strong TikTok following. BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK 8 8 8 8 Williamson has several brand partnerships, including Pepsi and Weetabix. Arsenal dominate the top three, with Alessia Russo at No3 with 912,000 Insta followers and a sponsored post value of £7,275.53, alongside £466.62 from posts to her 390.2K TikTok followers. England stars cheekily celebrate with pizza in stands after dumping out Italy Fourth is Chelsea star Lauren James, who at the time of the study had 862,000 Instagram followers and 312.1K TikTok followers. This equates to £7,015.69 per sponsored Insta post and 379.47 on TikTok, with James involved in a Pepsi campaign alongside Williamson. Next up is Manchester United star Ella Toone, who can earn £7,089.62 per post across Instagram and TikTok, with the popular ace possessing the Lionesses' biggest following on the latter at 716,000. Lucy Bronze is just behind on £6,927.34 per post across the two platforms, ahead of Beth Mead on £5,393.56 and Alex Greenwood on £5,080.71. Georgia Stanway is ninth on a combined £4,182.35, with Keira Walsh rounding off the top 10 with £3,897.61. And no doubt if England bring it home again on Sunday, those numbers will only shoot up further. 8 8
Daily Mail
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Married At First Sight's Ella Ding breaks silence after backlash over her sponsored pregnancy post
Married At First Sight's Ella Ding has broken her silence after she was slammed online over her sponsored pregnancy announcement. The reality TV star, who is expecting her first child with husband Guy Palermo, shared her exciting baby news in a post that advertised her partnership with Clearblue, a pregnancy test company. The post, while receiving many congratulations from friends and family, faced major criticism, with some followers calling it 'tacky' and 'cringe' to announce her pregnancy with a sponsored post. Now, the 31-year-old has opened up about the business opportunity, telling Yahoo Lifestyle that it was a 'no-brainer'. 'Clearblue literally told me I'm pregnant. Like, I don't really know how much more you can align with a brand,' she said. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The MAFS alum revealed that she initially felt weird when the opportunity came across her desk, however the more she thought about it, the more the partnership made sense to her. 'If it makes sense to me and my people understand, that's all that matters. And if you got offered, you would take it!' she said. Ella also noted that the cost of living crisis was a reasonable excuse for saying yes to the brand partnership, adding that having a baby is 'f***ing expensive'. The soon-to-be-mum said that she and Guy would set up a bank account for their baby, hinting that the money from her pregnancy partnership and any other baby-related opportunities would go towards her unborn child. 'It's something that I wish my parents did for me from when I was a young age, and something that I really want to do for our baby to start helping them save from a really young age,' she said. Last week, fans weighed in on Ella's controversial 'pregnancy announcement ad', which featured a series of photos including a positive Clearblue pregnancy test. 'Somewhere between healing and hustling, the next chapter quietly chose us,' Ella captioned her post. 'Baby Palermo you've already made our story sweeter & given us the best news of 2025 yet.' Ella also included the information '#ad #ClearblueConfirmed,' and consumer advice, 'Always read the label and follow the directions for use.' The announcement was re-posted by the @ Instagram page. The post was met with mixed feelings from followers of the controversial bride who has built a high profile on social media since appearing in MAFS 2022. 'Nooo this feels off being an ad. Is this the official announcement? Congratulations either way,' wrote one follower. 'Congrats! However does anyone else feel we are living in a capitalist nightmare with a pregnancy announcement being an ad?' suggested another fan. One angry follower responded: 'Stop normalising this behaviour, not EVERYONE does this. 'It screams "attention" and is absolutely disgusting to use your child as a walking advertisement before they are even born. Show some class.' 'Talk about exploiting a child … starts from the moment of conception ,' agreed another user. Added one follower: 'A paid ad to announce your first pregnancy? The last thing that should be on the mind is how can I make money out of announcing I'm pregnant. 'Each to their own but feels a bit off.' Several celebrities, meanwhile, offered their congratulations, including MAFS coach Mel Schilling, Tammy Hembrow and social media star Sarah Jane Roza. It comes after Domenica Calarco called out former best friend Ella for announcing her pregnancy with a sponsored post. Domenica took to the comments section to slam Ella for 'monetising on her pregnancy'.
