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Kendall Jenner: Super Model

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Everyone from every developed place in world has posed a picture of themselves on social media. However, do people knowingly post pictures of themselves with purpose or a want. Kendall Jenner’s holds the record for the most liked photo, at 3.2 million likes and counting, on the social media giant Instagram. With that being said, did the famous super model, reality TV star set out to have the most liked photo on Instagram. The picture itself is of Ms. Jenner lying on a cream floor with a black parallel decal running from north to southeast with a thin dark brown wooden tight column with flat base wall at the top right corner of the image. She has her eyes and mouth shut presuming a state of rest or sleep, similar to a Sleeping Beauty or Snow
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