US inflation is at a record high, and people are struggling to make ends meet. A lot of people are having trouble finding affordable housing, paying off student loans, or even being able to afford enough gas to make it to their job.
Meanwhile, many celebrities seem to live in their own little bubble where none of this is happening. Their high incomes and separation from the rest of society have led to them posting some pretty out-of-touch things on social media — especially having to do with their wealth.
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Now, celebs have done this for a long time, but people are increasingly sensitive about it due to many's current money struggles. Here are just 34 photos celebs have posted on IG that mayyybe should've waited until after the coming recession — or just stayed in the drafts.
I'm only including photos from the last year or so, except for a Logan Paul exception that...well, you'll see for yourself.
1.When Kylie Jenner posted a photo with beau Travis Scott and their two private jets and captioned it, "you wanna take mine or yours?" (We can't embed the photo because Kylie restricted sharing, but here's a photo of Kylie's jet — or check out the photo here):
2.And when Khloe Kardashian posted pics from the lavish "Kamp Koko" vacation for Khloe's birthday, during which they took Kylie's jet to Turks and Caicos:
7.When David Geffen posted a photo of his yacht, which he said he was quarantining on due to COVID (he deleted the post, so this is another photo of his yacht, but you can see the deleted post here):
8.When Bella Thorne posted her custom painted piano...then admitted she doesn't know how to play the piano:
30.When Scott Disick showed off his luxury car collection again...and again...and again...and again...and again (click the links to see the photos; Scott's restricted embeds so we can't share the exact photos here, but here's a photo from a tour he gave Architectural Digest):
31.When Jake Paul posted his luxury cars (along with, for some reason, photos with guns):
34.And finally, this was in late 2020 (aka peak COVID and also a time of financial insecurity for a ton of people), but it's so bad I'm including it...when Logan Paul posted the giant suitcase of money he used to buy a $5.275 million Pokemon card:
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